lcrump

Mouse or Rat, doesn't look too appetising either way! Nice capture, something I've never seen.

Best regards

Louise

Hi Janine

Absolutely stunning capture, the colors are superb. I agree with Phil that another background might distract less, but appreciate that most of the time with bird photography we have to work with what we have.

Well done on another great shot.

Regards

Louise

Not a pretty bird, but a great photo all the same!

regards

Louise

Hi Pierre

As always, your images are exciting, eclectic, imaginative and fun. They make me "think" and I thank you for that.

Kind regards

Louise

Fred, it may be just another deer, but to someone who doesn't have deer wandering in my countryside, it is a beautiful image. I love the composition and the "look" he is giving you.

Kind regards

Louise

Thanks Mike, your comments are much appreciated. I'm very lucky to have a yard full of all sorts of "critters"!

Regards

Louise

Hi Richard

Viewed larger this is simply stunning. The clarity on this Swan's feathers is terrific and what a pose! Well done.

Regards

Louise

Hi Siegfried - thanks for your comments and suggestion of using a longer lens, I will have to save my pennies. I live in Wanneroo,  Western Australia and my backyard (in winter) is full of these frogs. I think they are called "Motor Cycle" frogs because of their call, but will have to google I think to be accurate. Thanks again for stopping bye.

Best regards

Louise

Thanks for stopping by Pierre, I did take a number of photo's from differing angles, but he knew I was there and kept diving away!!

Kind regards

Louise

Great reflection shot. I might have got rid of the three white flecks as they distract a little, but all the same, very lovely

regards Louise

Hi Anne

This is simply beautiful, crisp and sharp. Congratulations it's just great.

regards

Louise

Hi all

I have a garden full of these creatures but can't quite seem to capture

them very well? Any hints or suggestions would be most welcome. This

guy was in a watering can. The second frog in this series was in the

compost heap, amazing how they change color to adapt to their

suroundings.

Thanks for looking

Louise

Hi Grayham, lovely shot of this Magpie Lark....maybe he was just "larking about" int the garden! Crisp and sharp. great.

Kind regards

Louise

Thanks Pat, your comment is appreciated.

regards

Louise

Hi Tm J

Just a beautiful capture. DOF and composition are excellent. A lovely shot altogether.

Regards

Louise

Hi Patsy and Grayham

Thanks for your kind comments, they are always received with pleasure.

Kind regards

Louise

Hi Pat, very nice mood shot. Lovely colour and contrast.

Best regards

Louise

Hi Atif

Viewed large this is a magnificent shot. The coloring is superb as is the composition of your shot.

Congratulations.

Louise

Hi Morajiero

Not the best photo technically but who cares? What a priviledge to have this magnificent little bird eat out of your hand.

Congratulations

Louise

Hi all,

This cute guy visits the garden daily with his mate. I just like the way he

looked quite "thoughful" in this shot.

What do you think?

Thanks for looking

Louise

Hi Steve

while you all talk about aero dynamic and technique, I couldn't help sparing a thought for the snake who was probably thinking "shoot, wish I'd stayedin bed this morning!"

For me this is just a great "action" shot. Love it to bits.

Kind regards Louise

Lovely vibrant colours, especially nice when viewed larger.

Thanks for sharing.

Louise

A daily visitor, I've discovered that this Indian Ring neck parakeet just

loves fruit. So now it's a slice for me and a slice for him!

Thanks for looking.

Louise

Hi Grayham

You have captured the deep pink on this Galah to perfection in this shot. Well done.

Kind regards

Louise

Thanks Grayham,

Nice to get some positive feedback.

Kindest regards

Louise