40-150 pro (Superb Fairy-wrens)

Cheers

Looks like he has spotted dinner on the 2nd photo

Brian de Cambra wrote:

Brilliant, well done Vass, a really nice series. I have not managed to get any while they were catching insects but will keep trying now that I have seen yours. Couple of mine attached taken with the 75-300ii.

Thank you Danny
I appreciate all your kind comments and your like of my work, same can be said the other way around from me.
If you ever come to Sydney area you can annoy me for sure, just come in the warmer half of the cycle for the fairy-wrens to be in their full breeding plumage. Probably best in the not so hot part of that too as the heat and humidity here can get one sweating hard with camera gear.

One day I plan to come to NZ actually, It's just and awesome looking place.

Thanks and cheers again

nzmacro wrote:

Some great behavior shots there Vas and the other shots are also stunning. One day I'm coming over there to annoy you mate You are fast becoming one of my favorite bird shooters and the gear used doesn't come into it or the format. Fantastic shots and been going over your flickr site again, stunning work Vas.

I would love to see these little beauties and have a crack at them. They are gorgeous for sure. Such a diversity you have with birds and the colours of them in Aussie.

All the best Vas, again top shots and work. Loving it !!

Danny.

Thank you

Well I did give you a whole month before I actually posted these

Denjw wrote:

Teriffic series of images vass, you beat me to it. I had a session shooting these little buggers today, which I was going to post later.

cheers mate, thought they would be to your liking

Hen3ry wrote:

....with these birding pictures using that camera/lens combo, aren't you!?

I've been enjoying them. Keep them coming!

Seems to be working well, its all I have in terms of some reach but I'm happy with the combo for sure. 
feel free to view more birds and other stuff on my flickr

agogo wrote:

....with these birding pictures using that camera/lens combo, aren't you!?

I've been enjoying them. Keep them coming!

Hi Danny,

Follow this link to the West Australian Birds Facebook page to get some idea of the diversity of birds in just Western Australia.  Come over some time, Auckland-Perth is a 7-hour flight on the 787.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/wabirds/?pnref=story

Regards,

Mark

erdipurdi wrote:

You get amazing results from that 40-150, they are very nice and sharp pictures!

Are the photos no longer in the original post?

0MitchAG wrote:

erdipurdi wrote:

You get amazing results from that 40-150, they are very nice and sharp pictures!

Are the photos no longer in the original post?

They're under the signature.

Martin.au wrote:

0MitchAG wrote:

erdipurdi wrote:

You get amazing results from that 40-150, they are very nice and sharp pictures!

Are the photos no longer in the original post?

They're under the signature.

Thanks.

excellent set.  I do find the understated females very attractive

Gidday Trevor

Trevor Carpenter wrote:

excellent set. I do find the understated females very attractive

The non-breeding males in the family group start to develop the brilliant plumage, then lose it as the season progresses. They then look very similar to the Jenny wrens. Endlessly fascinating processes in Nature ...

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They are all very nice birds i agree. Sometimes I capture the males more often and sometimes the females.
Thanks to all others who commented too

cheers

Trevor Carpenter wrote:

excellent set. I do find the understated females very attractive