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    Rainbow Lorikeet

    Coming from Scotland I am always amazed by the beautiful colour of these birds, this one was stripping open pods to access the nectar.

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    Re: Rainbow Lorikeet

    Indeed, these birds are colorful and your capture shows that very well. The pod is not to shabby either.
    Nice timing on this.

    Serge

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    Re: Rainbow Lorikeet

    Nice shot Ann, particularly with that flower in there (which adds interest). About the only suggestion I have is to reduce the Highlights considerably to make the background less bright and give more focus to the main subject. Also maybe a tad more sharpening.

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    Re: Rainbow Lorikeet

    Quote Originally Posted by dje View Post
    Reduce the Highlights considerably to make the background less bright and give more focus to the main subject. Also maybe a tad more sharpening.

    Dave
    Thanks Dave. Unfortunately I can't reduce the highlights - had a look and they are as low as my software allows. It was almost dark and I used the flash .... clearly too much flash ! As of today I am going to start wearing my glasses as every photo I take is not quite in focus.

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    Re: Rainbow Lorikeet

    Hi Anne
    we have these Lorikeet nearly every afternoon in our garden too, but i also know, that they are mostly very hard to catch, because they are on the move all the time......

    Here is one of my photo

    Griddi.....
    Rainbow Lorikeet

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    Re: Rainbow Lorikeet

    Hi Griddi

    I agree, very hard to catch - he did not sit still for more that a few moments.

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