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  1. 01-10-2009 #1
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    Thes pics are not really good enough
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    Getting any flight photos of a Kingfisher is a result Joe, they really do move very quickly.

    Was she calling whilst flying?
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    Did not hear anything as I was concentrating on trying to follow her.
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    These are good. I managed some about a year ago as he flies in to land on a perch in the brook. I wasn't quite so near .
    Well done
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    They may not be top-notch quality, but 'what Rolf says'
    Funnily enough, after all of the shots we have of a sitting Kingfisher, I was just thinking how I've not see one in flight. I have now!
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    Better than mine Joe,
    Photography is always about looking forward to even better shots in the future, With mine I was trying to follow your' third rule, I know mine didn't quite work .
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    Not bad at all, It's diffcult enough to get large birds in flight let alone a Kingfisher great work.
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