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16th May 2012
Chestnut Breasted Mannikins
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Milne Bay is a lovely spot for birdwatching. I shall be there in one week time. Not for birdwatching, but if Chestnut Breasted Mannikins happen to land on a tree outside my window, then perhaps I will take a shot or 6.
Photo taken 20 May 2008 at Napatana Lodge, MBP.
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Cherrill
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What beautiful birds Jason. I have never seen these before.......such clarity here and the chance composition is just perfect. A fave for me!
posted May 16th, 2012
Deb Sulzberger
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Great focus, they are pretty little things
posted May 16th, 2012
Cassandra Hoffmann
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Very cute!!! Are they a type of finch? How long are you going back for?
posted May 16th, 2012
trude
this is so pretty, beautiful shot!! I bet you're looking forward to getting back there!!
posted May 16th, 2012
Elke W.
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Beautiful! I love the flowing lines in the back too! Gorgeous DOF!! fav'd
posted May 16th, 2012
Danielle Greenwood
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oh these are gorgeous Jason!
posted May 16th, 2012
Katia
this is so lovely! like how they look in different directions! :)
posted May 16th, 2012
Livia
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These birds are so pretty! I love their color and plumage. 8)
posted May 16th, 2012
reeni rubio-martinez
fave-a-rooni. beautiful shot jason
posted May 16th, 2012
BeckyS
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Beautiful!
posted May 16th, 2012
Rosie White-Hlouveraki
Superb shot!
posted May 16th, 2012
Wendy Bowden
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Beautiful bird, magic shot
posted May 16th, 2012
Jason Daniels
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@Cherrill
- Thanks Cherrill :)
@debsulzberger
- aren't they just!
@ozziehoffy
- They are a type of finch.
@trude
- I am, and it will be interesting to see if things have changed much...
@elke
- Thank you Elke, them's Palm Trees in the background... very popular in the Tropics eh?
@danig
- Thanks Danielle :)
@agentzuckerguss
- Oh I like the way they are looking too!
@myautofocuslife
- I never really noticed the tail feathers until today!
@pearlgirl
- Oh thanky thanky Reeni! :)
@beckys
- Thanks.
@rwhite
- Thank you :)
@wenbow
- Thanks Wendy!
posted May 16th, 2012
michelle mcintyre
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Beautiful capture Jason ...lovely little birds!!
posted May 16th, 2012
Robert Velten
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Nice composition, cute little birds. Hope you have a little free time to add to your PNG natural history portfolio.
posted May 16th, 2012
Colleen G.
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Wonderful birds!
posted May 16th, 2012
Jason Daniels
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@michelle58
@httpgeffed
- Thanks ladies!
@robv
- Fingers crossed, and everything else I have two of.
posted May 16th, 2012
Rhonda Bradley
They're so cute.
posted May 16th, 2012
Sue Wilde
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This is pretty perfect
posted May 16th, 2012
Kimmi
Pretty birds
posted May 16th, 2012
Elke W.
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@bobfoto
Thought they would be... they make an excellent background!
posted May 16th, 2012
Tams
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I do love birds, these are beautiful!
posted May 16th, 2012
katy
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Perfect composition and detail but of course!
posted May 16th, 2012
carol white
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Beautiful capture,great focus!!
posted May 16th, 2012
emily tull
darn I so wanted to say what a lovely pair of tits :D great shot sir
posted May 16th, 2012
Sheila
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Pretty birds!
posted May 16th, 2012
Phil
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Gosh aren't they exquisite... almost unreal they look perched so neatly. You sure they weren't stuffed?! :)
posted May 16th, 2012
John Brown
Beautiful shot clarity and colour.
posted May 16th, 2012
John Guerin
Superb shot. Your archives hold many treasures.
posted May 16th, 2012
Michelle
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Oh they are gorgeous little things
posted May 16th, 2012
bernadette mcelligott
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beautiful.
posted May 16th, 2012
Lyn
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lovely!
posted May 17th, 2012
C J Riggs
Gorgeous birdies.
posted May 17th, 2012
Dieter Tracey
Great shot. Love these little guys, we used to catch them in the chookpen with the old box, stick and piece of string trick
posted May 17th, 2012
Cristina
Wow - beautiful shot and great focus!!
posted May 17th, 2012
Kathryn Marshall
Great capture!
posted May 17th, 2012
Tooki
They look like our pipit, nice shot!
posted May 17th, 2012
Dione Giorgio
Gorgeous capture of these beautiful birds.
posted May 17th, 2012
Mel
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wow wonderful focus on the pretty little birds!
posted May 17th, 2012
Jason Daniels
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@nikond40x
@swilde
@kimmistephens
- Oh thank you ladies, I appreciate your kind words :)
@elke
- they do, and they're the background of choice for today's shot too :)
@tamsg4
@grammyn
@carolmw
- Oh thank you thank you thank you!
@houdiniem
- No Blue Tits in the tropics.
always nice and warm.
@swguevin
- Thanks Sheila!
@filsie65
- nope, witnessed them flying in and flying out.
@hobgoblinwychwo
@tanagerjohn
- Thanks Johns.
@michelleyoung
@cookie123
@lyno
@cjriggs
- Thank you kindly, all of you and your sweet comments!
@dieter
- Dieter the Meanie! Surely not?
@cristina3611
- Thanks Cristina, I rested the camera on the solid timber window frame of the Hauswin, so no shake at all!
@daisy
- Thanks Kathryn!
@tooki
- Our Pipits have a longer beak.
@sangwann
- Thanks Dione, cheers!
posted May 17th, 2012
Jason Daniels
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@emjay8
- Thank you Mel, very stead camera that day! Rested on the window balcony.
posted May 17th, 2012
alia_801
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Great capture of them - nice composition and focus. I hope we get to see more of them soon :)
posted May 17th, 2012
Jason Daniels
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@alia_801
- we will see. ;)
posted May 17th, 2012
emily tull
@bobfoto
hahaha ahhh what about Great Tits?
posted May 17th, 2012
Kathy A
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Lovely birds
posted May 17th, 2012
Jason Daniels
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@houdiniem
- there are Blue Footed Boobies...
posted May 17th, 2012
Jason Daniels
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@kjarn
- Thanks Kathy A! And thanks for all the lovely comments, I see you have been catching up.... you been on a boat somewhere?
posted May 17th, 2012
hellcat
Fantastic shot. I love how they're each looking a different way.
posted May 18th, 2012
Jason Daniels
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@hellcat
- I guess that helps with their safety.
posted May 18th, 2012
hellcat
Makes sense to me, they've got each other's backs. ;)
posted May 18th, 2012
Tabbycat
Wow. They just pop right off that background! Lovely capture!
posted May 23rd, 2012
Jenna Richards
These guys are such cute little birds. Love that background. Great color.
posted May 28th, 2012
Kd Wallis
so crisp and so clear!!! i LOOVE the colors and the look of that green background! amazing shot. Fav
posted May 30th, 2012
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@debsulzberger - aren't they just!
@ozziehoffy - They are a type of finch.
@trude - I am, and it will be interesting to see if things have changed much...
@elke - Thank you Elke, them's Palm Trees in the background... very popular in the Tropics eh?
@danig - Thanks Danielle :)
@agentzuckerguss - Oh I like the way they are looking too!
@myautofocuslife - I never really noticed the tail feathers until today!
@pearlgirl - Oh thanky thanky Reeni! :)
@beckys - Thanks.
@rwhite - Thank you :)
@wenbow - Thanks Wendy!
@robv - Fingers crossed, and everything else I have two of.
@elke - they do, and they're the background of choice for today's shot too :)
@tamsg4 @grammyn @carolmw - Oh thank you thank you thank you!
@houdiniem - No Blue Tits in the tropics.
always nice and warm.
@swguevin - Thanks Sheila!
@filsie65 - nope, witnessed them flying in and flying out.
@hobgoblinwychwo @tanagerjohn - Thanks Johns.
@michelleyoung @cookie123 @lyno @cjriggs - Thank you kindly, all of you and your sweet comments!
@dieter - Dieter the Meanie! Surely not?
@cristina3611 - Thanks Cristina, I rested the camera on the solid timber window frame of the Hauswin, so no shake at all!
@daisy - Thanks Kathryn!
@tooki - Our Pipits have a longer beak.
@sangwann - Thanks Dione, cheers!