Maggi.
Uploaded: July 27, 2013 12:40:43
A juvenile Aussie Magpie waits for an invitation to join us for lunch at the Wollombi Tavern. The local birds here have very good table manners.
Captured at AP f11.0, 1/80th second and 320-ISO.
Exif: F Number: 11, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/80 seconds, Flash: did not fire., ISO: 320, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 105.00 mm, Model: NIKON D90
Monnie Ryan July 27, 2013
Very considerate of Maggie to wait until she's asked rather than dive-bombing your table! Pretty markings! #1537955Tiia Vissak July 27, 2013
great tones, details & dof! #10782863Robert R. Goodman July 27, 2013
Hi John,My friend I have never seen Magpie before.Excellent capture!!!! #10782870Jeff Robinson July 27, 2013
Outstanding capture John! #10782888Ermanno Radice July 27, 2013
Wonderful capture and color, love the bird! #10782897Claudia Kuhn July 27, 2013
Beautiful capture John. We saw Magpies in Wyoming a few weeks ago, but none here in NY #10782916Colette M. Metcalf July 27, 2013
Lovely capture of Magpie!!!! #10782918Ken Smith July 27, 2013
I suppose those are common birds where you are, but seem so exotic to us. :-) Nice work on this, John! #10782951Tammy M. Anderson July 27, 2013
Excellent capture of this beautiful bird, John. #10782971David Phalen July 27, 2013
Excellent capture with outstanding colors and details!! #10783031Katherine Kuhn July 27, 2013
Great capture, John! Looks alot like the magpies we saw in Yellowstone & the Tetons a few weeks ago! #10783064Thomas E. Hinds July 27, 2013
How cute, John, and polite, too! We have magpies here in New Mexico (in the north) but I have never been successful in capturing one. #10783088Barbara Waldoch July 27, 2013
A fabulous shot, John! #10783102Tammy Espino July 27, 2013
Excellent capture! #10783130Marilyn K. Lincecum July 27, 2013
Beautiful bird...excellent DOF and perspective. Great comp, color and detail. #10783136Gord MacEachern July 27, 2013
Fantastic capture of this lovely looking bird John, very well done!! #10783210Sharon Gardiner July 28, 2013
Great capture John. Great clarity and depth of field. Our magpies are hardly that polite here, in fact we steer well clear of them if we hear or see them. #10783327Paul E. Earl July 28, 2013
I could hear some singing last night while I was capturing my star trails. A terrific capture. #10783378Joy Rector July 28, 2013
love this shot #10783618John Connolly July 28, 2013
Thank you all for your kind comments, they are appreciated! #10783896Lydia Williams July 28, 2013
Love this one, John...I have never seen one before...well caught! #10783963Marijana Fajgl July 28, 2013
What a beautiful bird, John! #10784032Jack Ryan July 28, 2013
Outstanding clarity and color...a beautiful image of a beautiful bird. #10784186Avril Young July 29, 2013
fantastic clear capture of this maggie John..well done.. #10784628Emile Abbott July 29, 2013
Neat capture of the Magpie and its marking. #10785257Linda A. Braddock July 29, 2013
Beautiful, John. Magpies are beautiful birds, and you captured it so well. #10785552John Connolly July 30, 2013
Thank you Lydia, Marijana, Jack, Avril, Emile and Linda, I value your kind comments! #10788057Wm Nosal July 30, 2013
Beautiful Bird and Capture John! #10788544John Connolly July 31, 2013
Thanks Wm! #10789959Keith L. Clayton August 06, 2013
Perfect shot! That must have taken a lot of patience and timing! #10798435Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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