Originally posted by AussieTrev Lovely family portrait.
thanks Trev, the male was above in the tree on standby.
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Originally posted by lesmore49 Now that is a wonderful photograph.
Composition, background.
You knocked it out of the park with this one !
thank you so much for the kind review. I got close enough to be able to use my 43mm lens.
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Originally posted by JASMAZ77 Great photo Bob
thanks for viewing, glad you enjoyed the photo.
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Originally posted by volley Great job, Bob!
thanks Norbert for viewing, hope all is well.
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Originally posted by Sailor One in a million, old buddy. My hat's off - beautifully captured.
Jer
Jer, we camp in the same stop every year and always get dove in the same nest. One year we had three sets of babies born.
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Originally posted by normhead Nice one Bob....
thanks Norm, appreciate you taking a look where it is warm
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Originally posted by slowpez They don't look much like you Bob. Maybe they take after Terri. This is a really great shot. Love the way the trees frame the group. Sharp too.
thanks Susan, more like Terri with her beauty, with my looks it scares the dove away.
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Originally posted by Rupert Fantastic shot! You must have a good eye to notice them, they blend in so well.
Regards!
the nest was at eye height right in our campsite Rupert, it does blend in well as you say and the birds are so quiet and move hardly at all. Hope all is well with you and family.