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I can now understand the crowded house song "four seasons in one day" - they must have been referring to Wellington! Anyway in one of the brief sunny episodes I managed to get this at the Civic Centre Wellington:- http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7313/9682745670_1b929fe406_c.jpg A900 & 24...

Thanks all.

Greg

You're right, there is a preserved one (or what is left of it) in the main museum in Wellington, although not the biggest apparently, I wouldn't like to argue with it. Our whale guides were saying that great white sharks have been found in sperm whale stomachs!

Great shots Birma, it is a beautiful part of the UK. Look forward to seeing your others!

I'm in NZ at the moment and achieved a long time ambition of getting up close to a whale. This is my "catch of the day/life" a sperm whale, apparently the largest toothed predator on the planet:-



A900 & 70-400

A few from my trip to NZ:- Milford Sound:- http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5538/9622484229_b48cbb3ca8_c.jpg Near Jacobs River on the way to Fox Glacier http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5345/9643545714_60a2b9da7f_c.jpg Lake Matheson (near Fox Glacier) http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2806/9640659079_5ced440f...

Love the portree shot Birma looks very calm. Last time i was there it was chucking it down.

Great windmills Mark

Two catches tonight as opposed to today A900 70-400 HVL58 (oh, and brown bread with bacon fat!):-

Hi Mark

Yes it is one of a few we get in my mother's garden, as well as foxes and a good variety of birds. I was about 8' away crouching in the conservatory and I can vouch for their bad eyesight.

Richard

Not a macro but in my new backyard (or to be precise my mums while I am looking after her):-



A900,70-400G and HVL58

A few oldies, cars and photos, from Goodwood all with A700

a few with the A900,

Bakubo

it is a micro 4/3rds

Nicely done

Birma

As you know from Flickr I think that last shot of the field of poppies is excellent but I am also impressed with the range of shots you've got here.

Richard

Looks very appetising Yildiz.