Kārearea in Abel Tasman National Park a week or so ago. These had nested close to the sea - very nice to see them there, but all the small birds, bellbirds, tui etc had cleared out of the area (or had already been eaten perhaps...).
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Kārearea in Abel Tasman National Park a week or so ago. These had nested close to the sea - very nice to see them there, but all the small birds, bellbirds, tui etc had cleared out of the area (or had already been eaten perhaps...).
Wool Carder Bee tongue action by Marc, on Flickr
F-16 Fighting Falcon by Marc, on Flickr
F/A-18 Hornet by Marc, on Flickr
Poaka, the pied stilt by Marc, on Flickr
F-15 SG Strike Eagle by Marc, on Flickr
Went out for a walk today.
This little flew onto a branch a couple of meters away. I started to back off so I could get him in focus (min focus distance is about 5m) but he jumped down onto the path and followed me :saddowns:
I stopped and he came within about 1/2 a meter away and just looked at me waiting for me to move again. He was looking for bugs under the leaves I was disturbing.
Toutouwai, the New Zealand robin by Marc, on Flickr
Korimako, the bellbird by Marc, on Flickr
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I continue to be envious and in awe of of Raikyn’s skills and results, but I’ve finally managed a macro shot myself worthy (well, in my view anyway 
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The curious effect of atmospheric refraction - created a landscape that isn't really there. This at about 600mm. The apparent buttes etc in the background are the Inland Kaikouras, seen from Chch.
Contrast/levels enhanced to show the effect.
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I continue to be envious and in awe of of Raikyn’s skills and results, but I’ve finally managed a macro shot myself worthy (well, in my view anyway
Thanks, looks like you've got the hang of it, just takes time and patience really and learning creatures habits.
I've one from yesterday
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F-16 Fighting Falcon by Marc, on Flickr
That's an awesome shot of the sound barrier being shredded :-)
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