Sorry Shakespeare fans for stealing that line. This one is dedicated to those liking birds small in frame. 🤣 This is uncropped shot of my local BSK perched it the dead tree 150m from my desk. 800mm helps with that tree. 🤣 And how's this for timing. I was replying to Sonya saying I haven't seen the bird for a few days and right on queue it cruises past my window. Didn't stop to hover though unfortunately.

Robs wonderful capture of the White Plumed Honeyeater got me wondering.Took this one not long ago,had a look see at metadata….1/600th second.Not to Robs standard,but likely my best to date also.I have lost the more dramatic wing blurr with the faster shutter speed.Very challenging!

Little guy really loves Pentas flowers;but coming up a tad short at times.I read that our Eastern Spinebills are as close an Australian bird comes to the Hummingbird regards hovering.Many times have I watched him hovering but muggins here is yet catch it though a lense. Ahh;one day!

Caught three scarlet macaws in formation. Moving fast, I was pleased to capture all three birds reasonably sharp and with wings in similar positions to each other

A lovely winter session in Mallacoota where Robins were the stars of the show. I was very happy to see a Flame Robin this time too - like a bright orange beacon in the distance on a cold winters day! Didn't have much success getting them off the fence posts and wire as usual 😄 And I did have to lie on the damp cold ground for the Flame Robin ... but he was totally worth it although a distance away. - Flame Robin - Scarlet Robin - Australian Pipit - Jacky Winter