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No matter what else i'm doing - and birding only happens by accident in my world - i always have a macro lens with me. When all else fails.... Cheers.

Fabulous video Sonia and good to hear the Osprey seems to have freed itself of the fishing line. Love the grass tree footage and photos ❤

I love the relaxing laid back atmosphere of your videos.

Great video. Terrific work...especially catching the "pizza theft culprit" on camera. Cheers and happy birding.

Love your video. Creek Street Hat Head is full of bee eater nests all along the creek bank all the way to caravan park easy to photograph even from car window as they fly to and from the nest. They return every year since September. Also Osprey nest on big pine tree near top shop. Boyters lane bird hide and walk can be disappointing but walk up Boyters lane for usual water birds, Brolgas, Black neck storks, Wedge tails eagles. Swamps both side of dirt road. Osprey man made nest on Macleay river just 6 km over the bridge on the corner of Summer island road and Plummers lane SWR. Good spot for Osprey fishing in the river .

worth hanging around those black boys - their flowers should attract lots of different types of honeyeaters. We had them flowering up here in Brissie at Tooheys forest and it attracted the Lewins honeyeaters, Noisy Friar birds, Scarlet honeyeaters, Yellow faced Honeyeaters, White throated honeyeaters, Brown honeyeaters...

You found good variety there, loved the sacred kingfisher shots.

Another great video. Thanks for the update on the Osprey, nothing worse then being left wondering lol. Great photos.

Who doesn't love a tawny frogmouth?, their faces are so expressive, almost human like!

Several of those feathers are against Federal Law to possess unless you are a Native American or Canadian First Nation member. By posting on Social Media you have exposed yourself to very heavy fines, attorney fees, and possibly jail time depending on the Judge. I'm very serious. Call your local Department of Natural Resources and they will probably ask you to simply turn them over to them. If they knock on your door everything goes to a much higher level.

Cześć. Piękne zdjęcia robisz. Fotografuję ptaki, ale chciałbym poszerzyć swoje zainteresowania i fotografiwac grzyby. Jaki obiektyw polecasz, jaką ogniskową 60,90, 100? Pozdrawiam

Don’t give up love your videos ! BTW is your lens plate under your camera loose ? Looks a bit wonky 😊

Piss poor..they look pathetic

Give up😮😮😮 no really

Thanks soooo much for putting this together. I've been thinking of trying this style of photography for some while so your vid was very timely. BTW was at Crescent Head yesterday but alas didn't see the ospreys or brahminy.

Wow thanks for the process, I will have to try it. Love the Brahminy kite image

yes those redback fairy wrens are sweet little bird , what happen to that osprey with the fishing line, that made me sick and sad, years ago l found a pigeon just so intangle in fishing line, it let me pick it up and l took it all off its feet 😁 my husband and l luv watching your passion, and so well presented kim

Great wrap up of your holiday to Crescent Head 👍👍

amazing love ospreys i do

Sonia your presentation is a pure pleasure to watch, so glad l ran into you that day at cresent head, look forward to watching your wonderful work💯

Magnificent. I just had the most relaxing thirteen and a half minute holiday. Thanks and Cheers!

I really enjoy your photography and story telling, very skilful 👌

Lovely video, Sonia. Looks like an amazing part of the country that I haven’t spent time at. Hopefully the Osprey will be able to free itself from the, always present theat of, fishing line. Looking forward to part two. Cheers, Merv.

Nice bird photos 👍

Nice vid... funny seeing you sit there with 'the elephant in the room' on your lap while you rattle on about the other glass. Interesting how people don't get the cost thing with the 150-400.... I still have (and sometimes use) the ZD 90-250 f/2.8 that came out with the original 4/3 system. That thing was 6k US on release in the mid-2000s, which is over 10 in today's money (the ZD 300 f/2.8 from 2004, which i also have, was 8k US in 2003 - 13k in today's money). These are both great lenses, each weighing 3.5kg, and bulletproof, but if you don't need the speed then the 150-400 is a brilliant replacement and a bargain given its quality and portability. Lkd&Subd - all the best from NZ.

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Amazing birding gear and nice capture for your birding photography

Wonderful photos. inspiring video

I am inspired to go out there and shoot more photos