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Yellowbilled Stork
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note [French] |
| The long, slightly decurved yellow bill is diagnostic. During the breeding season the naked facial skin takes on a eddish colour. In flight appears similar to white stork but differs by having a black tail. Wing coverts and black are tinged with pink. Imm; Similar to ad, but lacks the pink wash and its head and neck are greyish, not white. Habitat : Lakes, large rib-vers and estuaries. Common resident in the North but rare summer visitor further south. Call : normally silent except during breeding season when it gives loud squeaks and hisses. |
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Hello Farid,
I like the line of the Yellow Bill as its wings arc upon it's ascent or descent. Great focus and clarity.
Excellence.....
Hi Farid
great capture of flying.capturing mocement objects with low light is difficult, you did it well.
are you persian?your name in persian.
also good notes.
rgrds
Hamid
- cedryk
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(5184) - [2006-01-17 4:56]
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Hello Farid,
Very nice action shot! Great composition and simplicity.
Best greetings,
Michal
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- Nico
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(1313) - [2006-01-17 10:04]
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God capture. Nice pose. Would have liked a little more detail in the shady area around its neck and face.
bonjour
je viens d'essayer et un simple reglage auto des niveaux sous photoshop donnerait un ciel bleu.cela rendrait la photo meilleur.
laurent
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