Bar-tailed Godwits (Limosa lapponica)

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  mags1967

• Jan 24, 2015

hi dick.nice capture of these beauties.hope you get that lens fixed cheaply as it was quite a lens.all the best margaret.

 

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  delia todd

• Jan 24, 2015

Try digiscoping... that'll sort you Dick:-O

It's lovely to see these waders wandering about in their habitat. Nice one lad.

 

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  Chris G6 UXU

• Jan 24, 2015

Lovely group shot and setting Dick, many tfs.

 

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  Chocky

• Jan 24, 2015

Excellent capture Well done :t:

It may be the gears in you lens Dick. I had that with a Sigma 70-300 and it cost 60. Hope you get it fixed ok :t:

 

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  Hans&Judy Beste

• Jan 24, 2015

Hi Dick.We have tried manual focussing,even in good light,but our eyes are not that good anymore,especially if the subject is a long way off.Auto focus should be good,but the slightest movement by the bird gives you the impression that the camera is stuffing up.Anyway,hope you can get things fixed.;nice shot just the same,but we suspect a long way off.

 

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  Stanley Jones

• Jan 24, 2015

These three blend in nicely with their surroundings. Excellent work Dick!!!!

 

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  Tiger1

• Jan 25, 2015

Hope the lens problem is not too serious Dick. Only problem with mine is the lock is not too effective.

Alex

 

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  flossiepip

• Jan 25, 2015

Wonderful setting for these beauty's Dick, well done mate!

 

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  S K Gudi

• Jan 25, 2015

Lovely setting and a beautiful shot of this group foraging, Dick!! tfs.

 

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  bru.b

• Jan 25, 2015

Great lighting for a beautiful group-and-habitat shot, Dick.