Thanks for that. Is very nice film. I had a situation to go to Gungahlin today,
so dropped in there to see this bird. After wandering at random for 30 minutes
it was nice to see a small crowd of people who had already found it. Easy
viewing, I have always found them much more active that this one. But maybe due
to the heat. I have had many times seen Regent Honeyeaters, since the important
first one in 1974 but this is the first time on my birthday. So that is sort of
an extra treat. Though I got attacked by ants as I left the park to get in the
car (near the gate).
Philip
-----Original Message-----
From: David Rees
Sent: Friday, 17 January, 2020 12:35 PM
To: COG list
Subject: Regent Honeyeater @ Watson ACT (film)
I am very happy with this, shot in difficult light in 10bit 4K, which
has allowed me to recover colour from the shadows better than the usual
standards used. It shows the bird doing a number of things, other than
feeding, including sitting still for a change.
https://vimeo.com/385383854
will play full screen, 4K if you have it..
David
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