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macro nature this morning
I've not taken many photos lately, too busy housebuilding and working, but took an hour off this morning to take a couple of subjects I've had in mind for a while. Both using 105mm Micro Nikkor.
Crested Pidgeon, strangely enough sitting on 2 eggs. I doubt anything will hatch, since the temperature has been so low recently (max 5.5C on Thursday) and I have seen the eggs unattended on occasion. 
Red-necked Wallaby Joey, it seems to be comfy with its leg over its head 
Gordon
thanks  for the pidgeon, maybe 30cm at a rough guess although I took some closer and some from further away, and about 1 metre for the wallaby.
Gordon
Amazing that you can get so close to the wildlife.
Sensational pics. That wallaby is fantastic and cute as well. Steve.
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