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p.1 #13 · p.1 #13 · Just Birds, Kenya (Samburu and Naivasha), September 2022 | |
Oosty wrote:
Shibu - a really wonderful set of images. If I may suggest the following amendments to the names-
Black Headed Ibis = African Sacred Ibis
Starling = Superb Starling
Eagle Owls = Verraux's Eagle Owl
Very envious of the images.
Peter
Thanks Peter, really appreciated the comments with correct bird names.
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morris wrote:
1, 6 and 7 are favorites. Then I lost count as the titles don't' show when I have to drill in and run the slide show. The first has the stay away, it's mine look.
Morris
Thanks Morris
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Tollefsen wrote:
Beautiful!
Thanks!
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YEG-Photog wrote:
Brilliant set.
Thanks!
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kdacharya wrote:
simply superb Shibu. voted for sure
Thanks KD
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3Rotor wrote:
Lovely set of images.
Thanks!
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G.E. Smith wrote:
Fantastic set Shibu. Enjoyed all of them.
Greg
Thanks Greg
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birdied wrote:
Amazing set !!! Each one is a treat.
Birdie
Thanks Birdie
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jaylee73 wrote:
An enjoyable set of images. #6 is my top pic.
Jason
Thanks Jason
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AGeoJO wrote:
Your recent trip to Africa turned out to be similar to mine. We both focused more on capturing larger wildlife but ended up doing some bird photography, as well. Your exposure to bird seemed to be more often and more varied than what I experienced though. Good for you and they resulted in those wonderful images, Shibu! BTW, did you bring your 600mm lens on that trip?
Joshua
Thanks Joshua, there were lot of birds in Samburu, Naivasha, Mara and Nakuru.
Yes, I did take 600mm, other lens I used quite often there was the 70-200-ii, between those two lenses I was able to do more than 99% of my total images.
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