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Birds in Britain

If any name is incorrect, please notify me. Thank you.

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:: Marsh tit (Parus palustris) ::	:: Coal tit (Parus ater) ::	:: British Goldfinch, Thistle and Golden light ::	:: pheasant ::
:: Nuthatch (Sitta europaea) ::	:: Juvenile Carduelis chloris ::	:: house_martin ::	:: Robin (Erithacus rubecula) ::
:: sparrow ::	:: Chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs) ::	:: Bullfinch (Pyrrhula pyrrhula) ::	:: pigeon ::

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neos_marc		10-Jan-2009 03:34
Great Gallery! Regards, Marc

Guest		26-Nov-2007 07:49
Really wonderful collection of British birds! Well done!

neos_marc		07-May-2007 01:32
Very nice collection!!!

K.C. Chan		12-Nov-2005 21:48
For Brian and Regor, Thanks for looking. 80% of birds were taken with tripod , 10% monopod, 7% bean bag or supported by solid object such as trees, rock etc, and about 3% handheld. Just a approximation. Kin

Guest		30-Oct-2005 00:42
These are great shots. I just got the same lens and am considering getting the 2x sigma. What are your thoughts re handheld vs tripod ? Are most of these tripod ? Thanks Roger Steffens

Brian McGeough		28-Aug-2005 12:02
That sigma combo looks real good, very nice pictures, i will be back for more keep it up. I really liked the kingfisher pictures thats one that im after for sure.

K.C. Chan		05-Mar-2005 02:27
Thanks Box Brownie for your kind words. Very appricated for your comments. The wasting rate vary a lot. E.g. for the sparrow, 0 % waste, but for the House martin in flight, I only get one OK out of thousand shots!. Kin

Guest		06-Feb-2005 00:01
Hi Kin I have taken a long overdue (quick) look through the galleries. The quality of your images is superb, I wonder what the 'wastage rate' is? The bird images especially are stunning - the Wren is one the most elusive UK birds there is, so very small and fast moving. Were I in your shoes I would be looking to submit pictures to a picture library, at least that way the hobby could/would bring a contribution to the household bills. Please do keep posting on the DPReview forum because it was your Bullfinch pics that reminded me to look here again!

K.C. Chan		01-Feb-2005 01:43
Thanks Karrol for your kind words

Guest		28-Jan-2005 10:03
Some beautiful shots of all the birds I know and love. Really enjoyed looking at them - so keep them coming! All the best

K.C. Chan		28-Jan-2005 09:36
Thanks Omar for your kinds words Kin

K.C. Chan		28-Jan-2005 09:35
Thanks for your opinion and looking. Will try my best to get closer. Kin

K.C. Chan		28-Jan-2005 09:33
Thanks for your kind words. Kin

Steve Goldthorp		16-Jan-2005 22:45
These are simply brilliant images! Well done and keep them coming - bookmarked and voted! regards from Glasgow, Steve G

Omar Jabr		29-Dec-2004 09:33
Wonderful images and collection. Very nice work !

K.C. Chan		26-Dec-2004 04:05
Hi Steveen, Thank you very much for correcting the name. I did think that it was a wren, but the tail looked too long from the view angle. Look at it again, totally agreed with you that it is a Wren. It is really very active and fast moving. Kin

Guest		11-Dec-2004 00:46
Hi (see comment left on female sparrow ok!)..you have captured a brilliant photo of a Wren!

Guest		08-Aug-2004 20:33
Lovely shots of English birds. If you could zoom in a little more so that identifying markings could show up better. A lot of people would like to be able to identify the local birds and mammals that we see out of our windows. You have done a nice job. Thanks!

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