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Welcome to PN Michelle

You have some wonderful bird images and will learn a lot from some of the guys on this site. I agree with all that has been said by Grayham and others so can only say, keep enjoying.

Regards

Louise

Hi Steve

This is simply superb! Color, clarity and Composition all fantastic. I just love your work.

Best regards

Louise

This beautiful Indian Ringneck Parakeet has obviously escaped captivity

as he is not native to Australia.

The three photo's in this folder were taken this morning whilst I was

enjoying my first cuppa of the day in my back garden. He visits daily for

fruit and seed I leave out for him. He obviously lives in a tree nearby as I

can hear him chortling most of the day. He's a delight to have around!

The pics are better enjoyed large. I hope you like them.

Thanks for looking

Louise

Hi Grayham

This is a lovely capture of a Crimson Neck Indian Parrot (or similar name.) Yes it's a little grainy viewed larger but we all have days when we just grab the camera a shoot! Just so we get the shot.

Well done

Louise

Hi Rassie

Zebra are a favorite of mine but I find it hard to get a good capture, for some reason I personally find the stripes off putting when trying to focus.

Yes, this is out of focus, but a nice capture all the same.

Best regards

Louise

Hi Gail

Thanks again for looking at my photos. Living on the other side of the world to me, I am at a loss to know a Grackle from a Groseback so I sill have to do some googling!

I love these pink and grey Galahs. If you heard their shrieking call and saw them flying recklessly to and fro you would laugh you head off.

Kind regards

Louise

Hi Gail

Thanks so much for your kind comment on my Pelican. Two or three of these chaps were circling overhead. I thought my head my spin off as I swiviled my neck around and around to try to get a good shot!

Yes, thanks, I am feeling much better at the moment. Finished with Chemo and Radiation and just waiting until June when I have all my tests again and get my clearance. Feel a bit like I'm treading water at the moment, but great to have some energy back. I certainly hope you stay well as I enjoy looking at your photo's a lot.

Kind regards

Louise

Hi Melody

Welcome to PN. I hope you enjoy your time on this site, there is so much to learn and some great people to give you advice.

This is a lovely shot and I wonder what it would be like if you cropped a bit tighter so that we could see more of the detail on the Corella's faces.

Happy shooting.

Regards

Louise

Hi Melody,

Thanks for your comments. Yes, I have since realised that my original titles of "cockatoo" is incorrect and I must get around to renaming them! They are quite a big bird to be called "little" are'nt they?

I like your crew in the park, they look a happy bunch! My crew come and wake me each morning and are usually in the trees in my back garden when I get home from work each afternoon. They really are characters, and watching couples together is really lovely. They groom each other so lovingly, it's a delight to watch.

Thanks again for looking.

regards

Louise

Thanks Steve,

I agree with you 100% Also, I love our Magpies, their carolling early in the mornings just makes my day!

Regards

Louise

Hi Mike

Thanks for your comments, your re-working of the image is great! Grayham also had a play and developed the colors more. We've decided that my "eye" is off slightly !!!

Best regards

Louise

Hi Mike

Thanks for your comments and advice, always appreciated.

Kind regards

Louise

Hi Jorge

Stunning photo. Great capture DOF, color, composition just perfect.

Best regards

Louise

Hi Grayham,

another great image, just love these shots.

Kind regards

Louise

Hi Grayham

Thanks for your kind comments. I had thought about leaving more space for the bird to "fly into" but opted for a closer crop.

Kind regards

Louise

Love the caption Grayham, seems very apt. Another great shot!

Regards

Louise

Hi Grayham

A superb image, so tranquil, you'd never guess that they were "about to decamp" so to speak. Love the Autumn colors of the reeds on the far bank. Great composition, DOF. Lovely viewed larger!

Kind regards

Louise

Hi Grayham

What other "goodies" have you not yet shown us from your "safari" You must have dozens more? I really like this shot, well done.

Kind regards

Louise

Hi Helen,

Just a beautiful little bird. Lovely pic, congratulations.

Louise

Hi Marvin

Great 'in flight' shot. Captured beatifully.

Regards

Louise

Hi Patsy

Thanks for your comment. It's always nice to hear from you.

Best regards

Louise

Hi Amal

Very intense shot. Congratulations, the expression on this poor gentlemans face seems to say it all!

Regards

Louise

Hi Madeleine

I really like the composition of this shot, it seems to tell a complete story. Great shot.

Regards

Louise

Panos, I have just browsed your portfolio...you have some fantastic shots. I don't normally comment on professional photographers but I share your love of wildlife and believe we must conserve what little is left of it.

Best regards

Louise

Hi Arup

A very pleasing shot, but I must agree with Bernie, I'd like to see the photo lightened a little.

Love the wharthogs on the far bank!

Regards

Louise