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ssp. lineatus© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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ssp. lineatus© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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ssp. lineatus is best guess© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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No guess as to ssp.© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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ssp. lineatus - but a best guess...© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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ssp. lineatus© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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ssp. lineatus© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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ssp. lineatus© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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View of the Hawkwatchers - November 2012 by Krishna Mani Baral
Robert DeCandido PhD posted a gallery image in Uncategorized
This photo shows the raptor watchers and counters at the "Australian Camp" in Thoolakharka, Nepal (elevation 1,995 meters or so). This is the official watch site from approximately 1 November through 15 December. In September and October, this area is clouded (or fogged) in, so the official count takes place across the valley (to the south) at Paudur Hill (elevation approx. 1,500 meters). The photo shows from left to right, Vanessa Zembal (Canada) then Tulsi Subedi (of Nepal; sitting next to his spotting scope), Henk Smit (Holland), Dr. Robert DeCandido (USA; holding up his 800mm lens), and Hemanta Dhakal (Nepal)...and an unidentified European fellow. The photo was likely taken by Krishna Mani Baral at about 4pm in the afternoon...We are all looking to the east - raptors follow an east to west migration patgh in the foothills of the Himalayas. To our left (north) is the Annapurna Range - and behind us you can see a few guest houses (eg., the Australian Camp) and restaurants where one can stay (about $7 USD/night) and eat (about $-4-5 USD/meal - food is moderately expensive here because all items have to be brought in by horse/mule from the town (Khande) in the nearby valley.© Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net for Krishna Mani Baral (photographer)
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1600 ISO; 1/2000 sec shutter speed; hand-held© Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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1600 ISO; 1/2000 sec shutter speed; hand-held© Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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© Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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© Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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© Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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ISO 400; 1/60th sec; F8; hand-held© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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Black (Pariah) Kite ssp. govinda (juvenile)
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ISO 1600; f5.6 and 1/2000 sec exposure; hand-held© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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Black (Pariah) Kite ssp. govinda (adult)
Robert DeCandido PhD posted a gallery image in Uncategorized
ISO 1600; f5.6 and 1/2000 sec exposure; hand-held© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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Black (Pariah) Kite ssp. govinda (adult)
Robert DeCandido PhD posted a gallery image in Uncategorized
ISO 1600; f5.6 and 1/2000 sec exposure; hand-held© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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1/2000 sec shutter speed; F5.6 and ISO 1600; hand-held; photographed at the Monkey Temple.© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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1/2000 sec shutter speed; F5.6 and ISO 1600; hand-held; photographed at the Monkey Temple.© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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at approx 70mm and F8; ISO 100 and 1/100th sec shutter speed© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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100 asa; F8 and 1/180th sec exposure.© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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nepal Tulsi Subedi, Director of the Raptor Watch in Nepal
Robert DeCandido PhD posted a gallery image in Uncategorized
This is an infra-red image captured with a Canon 5Dii modified for IR B/W photography only (modified by Max-Max). Behind Tulsi are Machpucharre and several other big peaks...vegetation is white because it reflects IR light while the sky is black because it does not (it absorbs IR light).© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
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ISO 800; F5.6; 1/2500th sec; hand-held© Copyright Robert DeCandido PhD - rdcny@earthlink.net
