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  1. 19-07-2014, 08:41 PM #1
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    A few seagulls down by the river today...

    Seagull by gravelben, on Flickr

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    And the grand finale...

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  2. 19-07-2014, 09:23 PM #2
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    Great shots GB, that last one was shit
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    Name: Tui and Garden Spring 2013 046.jpg Views: 614 Size: 310.9 KBName: Tui and Garden Spring 2013 044.jpg Views: 607 Size: 324.3 KB

    Photographed in our garden amongst approx thirty other tui,feeding on Prunus campanulata late August 2013. The colouration is known as Luesistic, occurring in one in 10,000 birds. Two others were photographed around Hamilton during the same period, all with varying degrees of pale colouration
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    Quote Originally Posted by teFerrarri View Post
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    Photographed in our garden amongst approx thirty other tui,feeding on Prunus campanulata late August 2013. The colouration is known as Luesistic, occurring in one in 10,000 birds. Two others were photographed around Hamilton during the same period, all with varying degrees of pale colouration
    Good one teFerrari I tried once or twice on here explaining about the colour (luesistic) of a pukeko

    So I shot it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    Good one teFerrari I tried once or twice on here explaining about the colour (luesistic) of a pukeko

    So I shot it!
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    Fuk Dundee....your a worry......'so i shot it'........priceless!!!!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by teFerrarri View Post
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    Photographed in our garden amongst approx thirty other tui,feeding on Prunus campanulata late August 2013. The colouration is known as Luesistic, occurring in one in 10,000 birds. Two others were photographed around Hamilton during the same period, all with varying degrees of pale colouration

    WOW....didnt even know they exist.......great photo thanks TF......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouser View Post
    WOW....didnt even know they exist.......great photo thanks TF......
    Also the black swan can get this colour phase.
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  9. 20-07-2014, 07:52 AM #9
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    Dundee I found a cattle tick on my mates sister once and I kept it in a little glass jar. My mates name was Lewis so I called it Lews sis tick. Ha ha ha ha lame eh?
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    Somehow managed to snap an ADHD fantail in flight too...

    NZ fantail in flight (1) by gravelben, on Flickr

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    Some big fat wood pigeons up in the bush yesterday!

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    Why not another seagull... stopped by the river on the way home from work.

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    Bellbird (1) by gravelben, on Flickr

    Fantail on branch by gravelben, on Flickr
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  14. 15-09-2014, 04:13 PM #14
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    Kea on the tops yesterday.


    DSC_0111 by AckleyImproved, on Flickr
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr-Bound View Post
    Kea on the tops yesterday.


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    What an awesome pic man!! Thats some book cover shit right there
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