A Brief Visit to Waikanae
Introducing a new nature photographer to Waikanae, gave an opportunity to capture some beautiful bird images.
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Introducing a new nature photographer to Waikanae, gave an opportunity to capture some beautiful bird images.
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Plimmerton Beach has been a favourite place for a large flock of white-fronted terns for many years making for great photographic opportunities for local bird photographers.
The birds were very active yesterday at Zealandia with many busy feeding fledglings. This made for a great day of nature photography.
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Whanganui is home to one a very rare bird. The Nankeen night heron are known only to breed along the Whanganui River.
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We drove over to Pukaha with plans of having a successful day photographing birds. Alas it was not to be. High above was a NZ Falcon / kārearea flying off with its usual kak kak call when it is off to hunt.
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Last Sunday saw us driving North to Waikanae. Its a small coastal town that is home to the Nga Manu Nature Reserve.
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Eastern rosellas are well established at the Trentham Memorial Park now. There is a huge flock of them there.
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Exciting new products are coming to my website. Very soon now you will be able to purchase a either cork-backed or glass (with silicon feet) drink coasters featuring birds from this website.
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When it is too hot to go out looking for birds, I tend to look around the garden to see what else there might be. Today I found a monarch caterpillar.
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I am still trying out different things with the Lumix G9II. One being to see how steady I can get the image when trying to focus on a very small subject, using my big birding lens.
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