Bird Hides - designs

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Subject:	Bird Hides - designs
From:	Rod Warnock <>
Date:	Mon, 22 Mar 2010 17:25:50 +1100

From my experience which may be limited by comparison with othersbutb the most convenient hide I have come across are those atMamakula in Kakadu NP NTEntry to hide gives minimal disturbance to birds, flooring has rubbermatting that allows movement within the roomy hide and no noise.Apertures allow cameras and scopes with ease. Others seem not to havementioned cameras? No one using them ? Many hides make camera usedifficult with large tele lenses.

Best regards
Rod Warnock
http://rodwarnockphotography.com/

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