Cape White Eye

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CallieRhino

CallieRhino

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I got this image of a Cape white eye while on holiday near the town of Sedgefield.

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Nikon D500, 200-500mm lens at f5.6, 1/250, ISO 4000
 
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@Callie Thanks for that, we have 3 species and 6 maybe 8 sub species in Australia, afaik only the one Silvereye (Zosterops lateralis), 110 - 130mm here in Tasmania. ref:- Micheal Morcombe, Field Guide to Australian Birds.
Your correct, they do take some catching up with!
 
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soundbyte said:
@Callie Thanks for that, we have 3 species and 6 maybe 8 sub species in Australia, afaik only the one Silvereye (Zosterops lateralis), 110 - 130mm here in Tasmania. ref:- Micheal Morcombe, Field Guide to Australian Birds.
Your correct, they do take some catching up with!
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I managed one, and that a record shot, in my son's garden 😊
 
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That's a pretty little bird, and you captured it very well.
I only ever got a couple of pictures of the Cape White-Eye in Worcester, Cape.
 
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