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intruder!
Copyright ©2006, Marco Lazzeri
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This may not be a very good shot but here's the story.

I saw this bird on a park boobing up and down on the grass when suddenly it disappeared. I went to the spot and noticed a man made hole for electrical cables. I opened the lid and there i saw this bird, with i think three day old hatchlings. it must be very angry at me. =) It flew past me before i could take another shot.

Photographer: Marco Lazzeri
Folder: Marco
Uploaded: 11-Apr-2006 05:36 CEST
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Ole Bornak wrote:
> Hej Marco.
> You are a lucky mann to see this bird.
> The quality of the picture? Yes, very bad. But somtimes a bad picture is better than nothing.
> Best regards
> Ole.
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yep you are right ole. but i cant afford to lose a another second to compose this because the bird may escape and it did after i pressed the shutter. It was very close to the camera.

Marco Lazzeri at 08:21 CEST on 11-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Quality bad.....? I don?t think so.
You made a nice shot from a nesting bird, also the bird has a little nice catch light in it's eye.
The head and beak are very nice exposed and sharp.
OK it's a half bird , no legs.... but there fore you get the little chickens .
Maybe to make it more interesting you could cut off the part above the head and make the background a little darker.


I like it not bad at all.....

Fonzy - at 19:46 CEST on 11-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Fons van Swaal. wrote:
> Quality bad.....? I don?t think so.
> You made a nice shot from a nesting bird, also the bird has a little nice catch light in it's eye.
> The head and beak are very nice exposed and sharp.
> OK it's a half bird , no legs.... but there fore you get the little chickens .
> Maybe to make it more interesting you could cut off the part above the head and make the
> background a little darker.
>
>
> I like it not bad at all.....
>

Thank you Fons. When i shot this bird i was not thinking of anything but to take a picture before it flies. Anyway thanks to all of you. im not good at shooting birds. =) i think this bird is looking for worms on the ground. anybody can tell me whats the name of this fella?

Marco Lazzeri at 04:49 CEST on 12-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Hello Marco,
Nice shot of this bird. A pity you can see only a part of the bird.
This bird is called hoopoe.
It can also be found in Holland, the dutch name is hop.

Wim Westerhof at 11:12 CEST on 15-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Thank you very much Wim.
Hoopoe. Nice name for a bird. Maybe because it just hops around. =)

Marco Lazzeri at 04:43 CEST on 16-Apr-2006 [Reply]