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    Common Bird - P 3

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    Went "birding" with me wife today for the first time and managed to shoot these common fellas but all are also my first time. :biggrinlo

    Looks like have to bring my lucky star with me all the time !!!

    Canon 20D + 500f4 + 1.4TC

    Coppersmith Barbet
    Megalaima haemacephala

    25Apirl06, 0850hrs, ISO 400, 1/125, F8, EV -1


    25Apirl06, 0853hrs, ISO 400, 1/125, F8, EV -1, Flash -1




    Just for the record, had to shoot thru trees.:wahpiang:

    Oriental Pied Hornbill
    Anthracoceros albirotris

    25Apirl06, 10.02hrs, ISO 400, 1/1600, F8, EV 0

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    Are those birds nocturnal?? why the large whiskers??

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    Do you bring along a bird identification book with you on your shoots? What are the books you use for the identification?

    Cheers.

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    Nice! These are found locally??? Never seen before.
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    ranmasatome - no they are not and i don't know why they have whiskers

    Quixotic - i do at times but with my lens weighting 3+kg now, i leave the book at home

    - A Photograpic Guide to the Birds of S.E Asia by Morten Strage,
    ISBN 962-593-403-0

    - New Holland Field Guide to the Birds of S.E. ASia by Craig Robson
    ISBN 1-84330-746-4

    juggler - yup they are all local.

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