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Piptoporous betulinus – The Hall of Einar

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Piptoporous betulinus - The Hall of Einar

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David @ the HALL of EINAR on EgretsThat sounds like such a wonderful experience Sue. I'd love to get close to them. The thought of them wandering around the school grounds is hilarious. I hope you manage to get some great shots....
Sue Lemmer on EgretsThese beautiful birds give us such pleasure every day. I am lucky to work at a school in South Australia with a creek through the centre and the Great White Egret is a common site,...
David @ the HALL of EINAR on There’s a killer on the looseMy pleasure Pat. Nature's endlessly fascinating.
David @ the HALL of EINAR on PettirossoThanks very much Sue - I really appreciate it. European Robins are such wonderful birds, it's a pleasure to share my enthusiasm for them.
Pat Nelson on There’s a killer on the looseFascinating explanation. Thanks!
David @ the HALL of EINAR on Spotting a Spotted RedshankYes, there's something of the medical instrument about their beaks. Most of my birding knowledge is a remnant of the creative boredom of childhood and leafing through library books. The rest is through hanging around...
Sue Lemmer on Spotting a Spotted RedshankSo cute - and beaks like chopsticks. How do you know the names of all the birds - a lifetime of learning?
Sue Lemmer on PettirossoOnce again, truly amazing images. I think Robins are my favourite bird and I'd like to thank you for sharing. Wish I had a camera and skills to match yours!
triflebizarre on QueenfisherYou're so right that the natural world is magical. My favourite natural experience was watching a hermit crab trying out a new shell for size - upsizing if you will. He didn't let go of...

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All photographs were taken with:
Nikon D850
Nikon D810
Nikon D300
Samsung NX1
Samsung NX1000
Samsung NX300
Samsung NX mini
iPhone 3GS with Hipstamatic or Camera+ apps.
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Fuji Instax 210
Panasonic DMC-TZ7
... and anything else I've got to hand. They're just tools to capture images.

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