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10-NOV-2008

Bush Stone-curlew

This one's home is in the middle of the city in a small park linking
one of the busiest streets and Central Station.

We had " The Storm of the Decade " late yesterday & I lost internet connections.
No damage here, but much in many places. Two young men taking photos in a storm drain were hit by a sudden wall of water...one of them lost his life. 3000 lightning strikes over the city & 120,000 homes without power and lots of damage !!

Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5
1/80s f/4.8 at 34.2mm iso200 hide exif
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Date/Time10-Nov-2008 11:19:27
MakePanasonic
ModelDMC-TZ15
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length34.2 mm
Exposure Time1/80 sec
Aperturef/4.8
ISO Equivalent200
Exposure Bias-0.33
White Balance
Metering Modematrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program (8)
Focus Distance

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Johnny JAG17-Nov-2008 21:18
It's true what they say, it never rains but it pours!
marie-jose wolff17-Nov-2008 20:06
glad you are save! lovely capture! V
Guest 17-Nov-2008 08:01
beautiful capture.
CIS17-Nov-2008 04:27
So sorry to hear about your storms and the loss of life.

Nice chance for me to see this bird...thanks!
Bryan Murahashi17-Nov-2008 04:09
Very nice capture of this city bird. Hope all is well after your storms.
lou_rozensteins17-Nov-2008 01:24
Nice shot of this thicknee! I have also survived the storm, although there has been such terrible damage!
pr_rajan17-Nov-2008 01:05
...beautiful!~V~
Yvonne17-Nov-2008 00:43
Heard about the storm on this morning's news, glad to hear you're all safe!
Sheila17-Nov-2008 00:12
I love their common name, Bush thick-knee! :-)
Glad you weren't affected by such a violent storm!
Carol Rollins16-Nov-2008 23:48
Great Curlew capture Laine. V
Glad you are OK in all this terrible chaos!!
Faye White16-Nov-2008 23:35
oh my! glad you are safe Laine.
Guest 16-Nov-2008 23:05
Ohhh so bad... even the reckless photographers should stay at home sometimes...
Great capture of this little birdie, and hope he stayed alive.
Guest 16-Nov-2008 22:38
What a terrible event..we're burning and you're flooding..:((
Mairéad16-Nov-2008 22:37
Glad to hear you are safe.

He must be quite tame, it looks like you got real close to him
Coleen Perilloux Landry16-Nov-2008 22:30
Nice bird shot.
Oh my, I did not watch the Weather Channel last night. That was a storm you had.
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