I can be a bit dim at timesThey call them bee hives formations, for obvious reasons. The Bungles are the largest in the world. These rock formations are rare across the world.
Just add formation after bee hives!

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I can be a bit dim at timesThey call them bee hives formations, for obvious reasons. The Bungles are the largest in the world. These rock formations are rare across the world.
Just add formation after bee hives!
The origins of FIFO...Budgies in the wild. This is its natural colour.
Fly in, drink quickly and then fly off.
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A bit disappointing when I clicked on the link for 'A few birds'
I'd just love a cornish paste todayNewquay, Cornwall, UK
What did you use to get that image?
A Nikon 750D, a Tamron 15/30, a tripod, an offset panoramic head, and my old 110 to get there.What did you use to get that image?
Remarkable photo, Paco. Well done!
So, not your smart phone thenA Nikon 750D, a Tamron 15/30, a tripod, an offset panoramic head, and my old 110 to get there.
Now seriously, there are 6 shots for the sky, 6 shots for the ground, with a 15mm focal length, f8 aperture, and 23 seconds of exposure, focusing at hyperfocal, and then editing with Lightroom.
Don't believe it, you can also take good photos with a phone, you just have to be in the right place at the right time.So, not your smart phone then
I think i need to get into photography again