So I am trying to sort out all my photos before Bowra and I found these. Most of them were taking either on lunch or after work at my work place. The last one was another from Mt Glorious a few weeks ago. Hope you enjoy.
Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo @ Work
Rufous Whistler @ Work
Wood Ducklings @ Work
Brown Goshawk (Juvi) @ Work
Brown Goshawk (Adult) @ Work
Brown Goshawk (Juvi) @ Work
White-Faced Heron with worm @ Work
Grey Fantail (Not at Work) @ Mt Glorious
Great shots Dev! Looks like you could live at your work place with all the variety of birds there. Live at work..... there's a depressing thought:)
Rob.
Thanks Rob. Its only depressing if you have to work. lol
True. Taking photos as a job, I could handle that.
Rob.
Great set
As always love the raptor shots and Rufous pose is a beauty
Dont take life too seriously, it never ends well
A very nice gallery, Devster.
I think those Wood Ducklings are Pacific Black Ducklings.
Thanks Woko. They are definately Wood Ducklings as I cropped the parents out of the shot. Unless they have adopted the Wood Ducklings :)
Thanks laza. I was torn whether to crop into the Whistler and do a Portrait shot which would show more detail or to leave it as a landscape. I like the colours in the background and am trying to do more setting shots rather than just close ups of birds.
Great work enviroment, Devon and great shots
Ryu
Canberra
Aiming for DSLR-quality shots with a bridge camera
A great set of shots again, Devon, thank you. And I agree with your comment to laza about cropping the Whistler - it's all about the bird in it's habitat.
Great place to work for the bird photographer!
Those are great photos of the brown goshawks ... especially love the second one. Seems like you were able to get right under the tree they were perched in.
Nice work with the settings shots Devon. Allways good to expand our photographic horizons.
Images tell a story of your day.
Superb shots Devo! Love the Brown Goshawks.
Thanks Ryu, Dmenace & alcatraz.
While I was working at my desk I could hear the Noisy Miners & Blue-Faced Honeyeaters going nuts. I hopped up, looked outside and could see one of the Goshawks. I said ok I'm going to lunch now, grabbed my camera and went under the tree to find best vantage point. It was a few minutes before I even noticed the Juvi in the tree.
Yes Rick, you are very good at doing that with your photos. I don't naturally have that artsie side so it's something I have to consciously work on.
Beautiful shots Devon, what a great workplace, any chance of a job :-)
Wonderful pics Devon, I would enjoy that sort of workplace. Sue
Thanks Brian & Sue
Not at the moment but later on next year there may be a position avalable for a sales rep.