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White-collared kingfisher |
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Yellow-vented Bulbul |
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Olive backed sunbird |
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some macro shots |
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wild flowers, they always go unnoticed! |
Second day for my cheap tamron 70-300mm LD macro, I am trying to maximize usage of it, squeezing every single pixel resolution I can get out of it. It is not VC so everything is done manually, the AF works but I still focus manually.
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Sun-birds. If you're an observant, you'll notice how common they are. |
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The Elusive Black-naped oriole (Oriolus Chinensis) |
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Pacific Swallow (Hirundo Tahitica) |
This couple I took in Hacienda Isabela Tagaytay, I also found their nest. They were collecting small materials for their nest.
After just two days of shooting, I can now distinguish three bird sounds, that of the Kingfishers, orioles and of the sunbirds. I know when they're around and I can get ready, although Orioles are too elusive.
Crows are unmistakable when you hear them, though i have yet to take photos of them. They always would keep their distance.
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