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PC's 2019: a lazy year


Peter Connan

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165) Violet-eared Waxbill

 

Koningblousysie Granatina granatina

 

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23 September, Botsalano

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166) White-browed Sparrow-weaver

 

Koringvoel Plocepasser mahali

 

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21 September, Botsalano

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167) Short-clawed Lark (I hope...)

 

Kortkloulewerik Certhilauda chuana

 

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22 September, Botsalano

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168) Sabota Lark

 

Sabotalewerik Mirafra sabota

 

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22 September, Botsalano

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The first photo is an example of what an atmospheric (heat) disturbance can do to a very long focal length shot. I have tons of similar of Lapwings on the field near our house, never a sharp one came out.

Others are much better. TC 14 should work well with 500 prime. 

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4 hours ago, Tdgraves said:

@Peter Connan your sabota looks like a rufous-naped to me,

There's brave!:D

It's a coin toss either way. Arid birds have a tendency to being paler.

I can sense why @Peter Connan lives in hope for the Short-clawed too. Definitely would benefit from a better/different photo although the 'capped' appearance is certainly evident.

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Brave or not, I think @Tdgraves is right...

 

But if nobody has any serious objections, I'm going to hold on to the Short-claw...

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Not sure I understand @Tdgraves?

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Sabota doesn't, Short-claw does.

 

168mk2) Lappet-faced Vulture

 

Swartaasvoel Torgos tracheliotus

 

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22 September, Botsalano

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169) Namaqua Dove

 

Namakwaduifie Oena capensis

 

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22 September, Botsalano

 

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170) Namaqua Sandgrouse

 

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23 September, Botsalano

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171) Burchelss's Sandgrouse

 

Gevlekte Sandpatrys Pterocles burchelli

 

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22 September, Botsalano

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172) Northern Black Korhaan

 

Witvlerkkorhaan Eupodotis afraoides

 

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22 September, Botsalano

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173) Red-crested Korhaan

 

Boskorhaan Eupodotis ruficrista

 

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22 September, Botsalano

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Great korhaan pictures, Peter.

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The quality has risen again, Peter! Nice set of BIF.

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The two   Korhaans are superb. Really beautiful 

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great shots of the black korhaan in flight and with open mouth. 

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Good set of additions again, @Peter Connan! I see what you mean with the atmospheric conditions when shooting at a long focal length, but you continue with some great bif shots of sandgrouse and korhaan.

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Thank you very much @PeterHG

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