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Military and Scarlet Macaws

Posted by jeff (aka dogilicious) (Millerstown, PA, United States) on 13 June 2009 in Animal & Insect.

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Comments (13)

Tammy-Cricket from United States

Look at these colors. Amazing image.

13 Jun 2009 5:13am

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

Oh the colours, the birds, STUNNING wow

13 Jun 2009 10:32am

bluechameleon from Vancouver, Canada

The birds are just beautiful! Nice shot!
Yes, I belong to a photo group and we go on shoots a couple of times a month. It's amazing how we all see things so differently. Shooting in the same area, at the same time does give some surprising results!

13 Jun 2009 1:16pm

ZoomLNZ from Los Angeles Area, United States

Great composition and detail. Well done.

13 Jun 2009 3:00pm

Denise from Duncannon, United States

HUsband and Wife? The colors here are quite vivid, hope you got some good shots yesterday and didn't come across any bears....

13 Jun 2009 4:24pm

@Denise: I think their different species! Didn't go out yesterday. Forgot that I left the dog in the house so I went home. Hopefully get out today or tomorrow.

john4jack from Corvallis, Oregon, United States

Dynamite capture. Wonderful detail. Stunning colors.

13 Jun 2009 4:42pm

Angela from Halifax, United States

Great colors...one question though - did you pet the snake or not???

13 Jun 2009 8:28pm

@Angela: I ain't afraid of no snake!

Lambspun from Madison, Maine, United States

Talk about inner beauty :)

14 Jun 2009 12:31am

Scott Schilling from San Martin, United States

Amazing colors and great close up!!

14 Jun 2009 12:43am

Onlymehdi from Wayne, United States

Very NICE

14 Jun 2009 2:02am

grant from kansas city, United States

fantastic - a riot of color.

14 Jun 2009 4:24am

Steve Rice from Olympia, United States

Pretty birds.

15 Jun 2009 2:20am

MARIANA from waterloo, Canada

Wow.. these guys are fabulous !

15 Jun 2009 2:34am

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Olympus E-500
1/100 second
F/3.8
ISO 320
57 mm