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kingfisher
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this summer ., for hoiday to france
in the mountain`s of france there live the GRIFFON VULTURE
i now where the are , so a view time`s in the morning , high in the mountain`s


en there the came
for this picture`s a must climb over a fence , en it was very dangerous , one step further , and i `am flying :? :?

so here are the picture`s

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you can see good the biotope off this big birds

all the picture`s are taken with the SONY A700 and the SAL 70/200 2,8 SSM

greatings
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Be careful and don't fall down (because we want to see more :wink: )
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Gustav you are wonderful. I think we have a lot to learn from you. Bravo. Excellent shots. I would dream to shoot likewise. :D
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DK, kingfisher must be banned from this forum surely. I mean, how do you think us ordinary people with an alpha 700 and a SAL70200f2.8 feel, other than: MUST DO BETTER :evil:

(BTW kingfisher, your photographs are outstanding Image Image Image)

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Wonderful captures. These birds seem to have a large range. I saw lots of them in Tanzania last June. I didn't catch any in flight.

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They're awesome shots, so clear and sharp! Must have been fun standing on a cliff holding a 70-200G lol I imagine they're pretty heavy.
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Stunning captures! Everyone else is able to get such beautiful bird shots, so I'm starting to wonder whether my beercan has focus issues (I know these pictures were shot with a superior lens). I just can't seem to resolve the feathers the way I see it done here.
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thankst winston and kevin

here there are some more picture`s

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Excellent as always, Gustav.
Beautiful shots, excellent pictures. :D
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Those shots are exceptional, they just about give the viewer vertigo, great work Gustav.
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ps glad you made it back behind the fence again.
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