Hey Holly, maybe for the next Bird of the Week Challenge, we could do kingfishers?
Tegan - Melbourne Vic.
Fantastic photos ... thanks for posting.
Beautiful birds ... really great shots!
teganb02 wrote: Hey Holly, maybe for the next Bird of the Week Challenge, we could do kingfishers?
good suggestion!
Thanks! Have we ever done a kingfisher one? They are such pretty birds
Here are some of my Kites
Wow what amazing talent you've got to get photos as good as that
Also, how do you tell the difference between Black Kites and Whistling Kites? They look very similar
No fact sheet for your Square-tailed Kite?
Shorty......Canon gear
Canberra
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rawshorty/
No there wasn't one available for the Square-tailed kite
Thanks tegan
There are a number of ways to tell the difference.
The Black Kites are a lot darker and have a large forked tail.
Whistling Kites underwing pattern has pale primaries that run at right angles, separating the black wing tips (Pizzy & Kinight)
Ah ok, I see it now, the black kites tail is way bigger! Thanks for you help, I only started bird photography a year ago, so I'm still working on identityfying new species!
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Hey Holly, maybe for the next Bird of the Week Challenge, we could do kingfishers?
Tegan - Melbourne Vic.
Fantastic photos ... thanks for posting.
Beautiful birds ... really great shots!
good suggestion!
Thanks! Have we ever done a kingfisher one? They are such pretty birds
Tegan - Melbourne Vic.
Here are some of my Kites
Wow what amazing talent you've got to get photos as good as that
Tegan - Melbourne Vic.
Also, how do you tell the difference between Black Kites and Whistling Kites? They look very similar
Tegan - Melbourne Vic.
No fact sheet for your Square-tailed Kite?
Shorty......Canon gear
Canberra
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rawshorty/
No there wasn't one available for the Square-tailed kite
Thanks tegan
There are a number of ways to tell the difference.
The Black Kites are a lot darker and have a large forked tail.
Whistling Kites underwing pattern has pale primaries that run at right angles, separating the black wing tips (Pizzy & Kinight)
Ah ok, I see it now, the black kites tail is way bigger! Thanks for you help, I only started bird photography a year ago, so I'm still working on identityfying new species!
Tegan - Melbourne Vic.
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