Helpful Posts: I put my 90mm macro lens on as I saw a skink on the path outside. Went out then noticed this King Parrot sitting in the shade on a low branch. It waited while I adjusted the ISO and as it realised I did not have the correct lens on allowed me to approach to less than 2 metres away. One of the most cooperative birds I have photographed.
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Thread: Not a skink
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29th March 2022, 10:51 PM #1
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Not a skink
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29th March 2022, 11:18 PM #2
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Re: Not a skink
Beautiful. Congratulations on an amazing shot.
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30th March 2022, 03:47 AM #3
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Re: Not a skink
What a beautiful bird and fantastic capture!! Before anyone critiques this, I have to say I really see no reason to change anything with this image.
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30th March 2022, 08:18 AM #4
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Re: Not a skink
Very nice, Paul. She really likes the lens
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30th March 2022, 07:38 PM #5
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Re: Not a skink
Looks good to me
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31st March 2022, 08:51 AM #6
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Re: Not a skink
Thank you all for your comments.
Note to Duc. It's a he....
the females have a mainly green head and the juvenile males start with a green head with small blotches of red that eventually spread to give them the red head as seen above.
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