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Thread: Threebanded Plover.
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22-11-2023, 09:14 #1Moderator
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Threebanded Plover.
A threebanded plover busy foraging in a small stream. In Afrikaans it is called a driebandstrandkiewiet which is a rather large name for such a small bird.
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22-11-2023, 09:16 #2Member
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Re: Threebanded Plover.
Loverly birds, nice shot, looks like you got down real low?
One too many wasted sunsets and one too many for the road .........
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22-11-2023, 10:26 #3Moderator
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Re: Threebanded Plover.
As a ph, I'm quite used to taking photos from the prone position.
Originally Posted by Andrew Leigh
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22-11-2023, 12:15 #4User
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Re: Threebanded Plover.
Really grate photo, how close or far were you?
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22-11-2023, 15:57 #5User
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Re: Threebanded Plover.
Really nice picture, never seen that particular brand of Plover before.
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22-11-2023, 16:31 #6Moderator
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Re: Threebanded Plover.
No, close, ±10m. Originally Posted by griffin
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22-11-2023, 16:43 #7User
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I am glad to see TStone found his camera. I'm sure many GS members having been missing his photos
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22-11-2023, 19:38 #8User
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Re: Threebanded Plover.
Really love these little guys.
Well done.
Just be careful of blowing out the highlights in the background.
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22-11-2023, 19:39 #9User
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Re: Threebanded Plover.
They are very common, but so tiny and quick most people miss them. Originally Posted by Sean KZN
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