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+19Robert Adamski Stan Butler Michael Burmeister Simon Ball Klaus Roemer Hans Bergman Magnus Karlsson Adam Baldwin Jan Jonkman Guenter Leitenbauer Nigel Sowter Markus Gottlieb Mike Dabs David Nixon Wolfgang Wüster Martti Niskanen Alexandru Strugariu Andre Schmid Graeme Skinner 23 posters |
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Graeme Skinner
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Location : Yorkshire, England
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| Subject: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2  Wed 8 Dec - 4:42 | |
| Some more of my recent field trip  Olive Python Liasis olivaceus Ultra Wide-angle  Western Brown Snake Pseudechis nuchalis Early morning in the red desert  Different viewpoint  Death Adder in situ Acanthophis pyrrhus Wide angle with habitat  Death Adder   Tiger Snake Perth Locality  getting pissy  A very nicely speckled Dugite Pseudonaja affinis   Up close with a Perth Tiger Snake  Very worried?  Tiger swimming in a lake Some others from the trip            Finally a nice view of one of the highways we cruisied for herps  | |
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Andre Schmid
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Registration date : 2009-09-20
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 8 Dec - 5:06 | |
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Alexandru Strugariu
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Registration date : 2010-11-13
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 8 Dec - 8:17 | |
| Again, brilliant, brilliant photos ! | |
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Martti Niskanen
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Registration date : 2010-02-19
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 8 Dec - 15:25 | |
| Great stuff, especially the wide angle photos. The dragon on the railway track is a wonderful shot. | |
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Wolfgang Wüster
Systematicus
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| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 8 Dec - 23:27 | |
| - Martti Niskanen wrote:
- The dragon on the railway track is a wonderful shot.
I love it too - somehow it has got "Darwin Award" written all over it - you could just see one of them being dumb enough to try and bluff a train.... | |
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| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 8 Dec - 23:53 | |
| Ha ha the dragon shot is awesome!
The tiger snake is also great. |
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Graeme Skinner
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Age : 63
Location : Yorkshire, England
Points : 6215
Registration date : 2009-02-19
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Thu 9 Dec - 0:47 | |
| I now have Mrs Skinner primed for another herping trip next year! So where shall we go? Suggestions most welcome!  | |
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David Nixon
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Location : Staffordshire, UK
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Registration date : 2008-09-19
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Sat 11 Dec - 6:04 | |
| - Wolfgang Wüster wrote:
- Martti Niskanen wrote:
- The dragon on the railway track is a wonderful shot.
I love it too - somehow it has got "Darwin Award" written all over it - you could just see one of them being dumb enough to try and bluff a train.... Would have to be unlucky - in 4 days of following the line, I think we saw 3 slow-A** freight trains. | |
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Mike Dabs
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Location : Near Stuttgart Germany
Points : 5112
Registration date : 2010-07-03
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 16 Mar - 4:47 | |
| Wow Great shots  ) | |
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Markus Gottlieb
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| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 16 Mar - 13:55 | |
| Hi Graeme !
Veray nice shots! Which lens did you use?
Best regards | |
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Graeme Skinner
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Number of posts : 466
Age : 63
Location : Yorkshire, England
Points : 6215
Registration date : 2009-02-19
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 16 Mar - 16:54 | |
| The wide angle ones are with a sigma 10-18mm which seems to work quite well | |
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Nigel Sowter
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Number of posts : 406
Age : 60
Location : Australia
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Registration date : 2010-11-29
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 16 Mar - 17:10 | |
| Love those tiger pics Graeme. Better organize a Perth trip myself, lets see the sister-in-law lives over there... | |
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Guenter Leitenbauer
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Registration date : 2008-05-17
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 16 Mar - 18:43 | |
| Superb Graeme!
Quite near with the wideangle. You took this by hand or with a remote? | |
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Jan Jonkman
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| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Thu 17 Mar - 4:33 | |
| This is like flipping through a reptile calender or something.. Every picture is just perfect. | |
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Graeme Skinner
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Number of posts : 466
Age : 63
Location : Yorkshire, England
Points : 6215
Registration date : 2009-02-19
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Thu 17 Mar - 14:59 | |
| - Guenter Leitenbauer wrote:
- Superb Graeme!
Quite near with the wideangle. You took this by hand or with a remote? I used the timer which gave me around 10 seconds to get the camera in close with it set to hyperfocal. The lens was almost touching the animals at time. | |
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Adam Baldwin
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Location : USA
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Registration date : 2011-04-13
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Thu 14 Apr - 17:32 | |
| Do you have anymore bearded dragon pictures? I really like the ones you took. I own a dragon and always love seeing them in their natural habitat. | |
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Magnus Karlsson
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Registration date : 2011-03-14
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Fri 15 Apr - 2:22 | |
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Hans Bergman
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Registration date : 2011-04-07
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Fri 15 Apr - 3:07 | |
| wonderful pictures, i really like the tigersnake | |
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Klaus Roemer
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Location : Homburg, Germany
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| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Tue 19 Apr - 2:48 | |
| Congrats! Some of the best field shots I have seen in a looonnnng time. Thanks for sharing.
With reference to your post from Dec. 8: Thought about Mt. Kinnabalu on Kalimantan? Great place - herpingwise. One may encounter Calliophis (Maticora) bivirgata flaviceps and Bungarus flaviceps, among many other spectacular creatures.
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Simon Ball
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Location : Perth, Western Australia
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Registration date : 2010-11-17
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Tue 19 Apr - 8:16 | |
| Graeme - some excellent shots in there. Lovely stuff. A couple of questions - 1) was the olive python L. o. olivaceus, or L. o. barroni? And 2) were the Perth tigers at Herdsman's Lake? If so, you found some nice ones - most there are pretty ordinary-looking, but those in your pics are nicely-marked and look like they are in good nick.
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Klaus Roemer
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| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 20 Apr - 17:44 | |
| I'm still puzzled how you got that close to the Pseudonajas. My own captives are so nervous that it is next to impossible to get closeups, and in the field they have much more space to escape I guess. Again, great job!
Klaus | |
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Michael Burmeister
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| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Wed 20 Apr - 22:04 | |
| That is spectacular photography! What an amazing trip, thanks for sharing it with us! | |
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Stan Butler
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Location : UK
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Registration date : 2009-02-14
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Thu 21 Apr - 5:59 | |
| - Graeme Skinner wrote:
- I now have Mrs Skinner primed for another herping trip next year!
So where shall we go?
Suggestions most welcome! PNG | |
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Robert Adamski
Newbie
Number of posts : 32
Age : 33
Location : EU
Points : 5044
Registration date : 2010-09-05
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Fri 22 Apr - 3:52 | |
| Great pics, photography is your hobby or job? | |
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Graeme Skinner
Snakemaster
Number of posts : 466
Age : 63
Location : Yorkshire, England
Points : 6215
Registration date : 2009-02-19
| | Subject: Re: Australia November 2010 field herping FULL POST! PART 2 Fri 22 Apr - 16:53 | |
| - Stan Butler wrote:
- Graeme Skinner wrote:
- I now have Mrs Skinner primed for another herping trip next year!
So where shall we go?
Suggestions most welcome! PNG That would be nice! | |
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