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crummy bird overload 4
these ones were taken today on a lunch time walk around bicentennial park at homebush handheld with 80-400vr
actually didnt mind this one except that it was in full shadow and the built in speedlight just doesnt cut it 
even the seagulls are getting bored with all these crummy bird shots 
and finally... a portrait ... not a duck but close 
this was at auburn botanic gardens last weekend as the sun was going down. kit lens 18-70 with built in speedlight no more birds from me for a while now, unless I get a good one. Steve
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