PhilCook
06-08-2012, 09:43 PM
Rufous Whistler/Pachycephala rufiventris { male }
A reasonably common bird here, mostly in the more semi-arid rural areas, inquisitive bird and can often be drawn closer by the use of playback or other soft noises, this one came in the check me out while photographing tiny Wrens in the scrub about 300klms north of Adelaide S.A. Often quite a vocal bird with a distinctive voice, this one had a lot to chat about.
Canon 7D + 500 L f4 + 1.4 X TC....f7.1, 1/1600, ISO 1600, + 0.7EV, no flash, partial metering, tripod mounted
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A reasonably common bird here, mostly in the more semi-arid rural areas, inquisitive bird and can often be drawn closer by the use of playback or other soft noises, this one came in the check me out while photographing tiny Wrens in the scrub about 300klms north of Adelaide S.A. Often quite a vocal bird with a distinctive voice, this one had a lot to chat about.
Canon 7D + 500 L f4 + 1.4 X TC....f7.1, 1/1600, ISO 1600, + 0.7EV, no flash, partial metering, tripod mounted
{ apologies regarding still no paid membership and preview thumbnail, still trying to sort it out }
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