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AleG

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Hi 'AleG' welcome to this forum. :D

For me the 3rd one works. :)

Thank you for sharing your photos with us and please post more if you so wish.

Yours truly,

Kan Win :D

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Thank you very much for the comments, very appreciated.

A few more from the same location.

A very small bird, you can tell by comparing with the barb wire. I saw this little fellow a few times at the same spot when going out for lunch, one day I took my camera, went to the same place and sure enough, there it was. Although I only had a few seconds to take the picture before it flew away.

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I'm kind of developing a taste for shooting vines...

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Some macro photography, the spider was less than 1cm across, found it under a palm leaf.

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nice shots, what camera/lens did you use?

aeon - if you right click on any of the images you can see the "Exif" data

Canon Kiss etc etc

File change date and time: 2009:06:17 19:41:48

Image input equipment manufacturer: Canon

Image input equipment model: Canon EOS Kiss X2

Exposure time: 0.00625

F number: 11

Exposure program: 1

ISO speed rating: 200

Shutter speed: 7.32193

Aperture: 6.91886

Exposure bias: 0

Maximum lens aperture: 3

Metering mode: 3

Flash: 9

Lens focal length: 105

Focal plane X resolution: 4865.6

Focal plane Y resolution: 4876.71

Focal plane resolution unit: 2

Custom rendered: 0

Exposure mode: 1

White balance: 0

Scene capture type: 0

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nice shots, what camera/lens did you use?

To clear up The Vulcan's answer... I used a Canon 450D Kiss camera, all shots except the last two with a canon 55-250mm lens and the last two with a Sigma 105mm macro lens.

For the last one, the spider, I used the camera flash for lighting, the others are natural light.

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A very small bird, you can tell by comparing with the barb wire. I saw this little fellow a few times at the same spot when going out for lunch, one day I took my camera, went to the same place and sure enough, there it was. Although I only had a few seconds to take the picture before it flew away.

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very good shot this one...

it's a 'Common Tailorbird' - more easily heard than seen with it's loud repeatative, "cheup.. cheup.. cheup.. .. .. " song

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Goshawk, thanks a lot for identifying the bird, I looked it up in Wikipedia and it shows that they make an interesting nest. I think I know where the bird is nesting so maybe I'll try to sneak in and see if I find it. I'd like to take a picture of it, with any luck it'll have eggs or hatchlings.

Aeon, that's one of the things I like about the 55-250 lens, it makes a very nice bocke/blurring of the background when used at close ranges.

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