Black Currawongs & Dusky Robins - Two Tas Endemics

Absolutely Woko.  Sensational job P&W and their staff do, (especially considering the summer flow of tourism), at Cradle to keep it pristine and preserved.  Windshear, I have to say the Dusky's are an equal first favourite Tas Robin for me (love the Pinks) - relatively plain, but choc full of personality and inquisitiveness.  Thanks shoop!  Sacrednavel, would love to see some pieds if ever you get the chance!  Might make a planned visit (to Cradle) next time, when the weather clears up - I'm even getting "used" to the leeches .

Thanks Dennis.  Actually, exposure is the trickiest for me , just when I think I'm getting the hang of "it", ba-bommmb, lol.  I am starting to understand my histogram a little more though, finally - although, all-white birds still remain a nightmare for me.  Coincidentally, I've been trying to find a local photography course this past year too!  I just wanted something very basic & very hands on - too much written/reading theory and it all turns into blah blah in my brain.  I'm a much faster learner if I can do what I'm being taught by putting it into practice - kinesthetic learning style I believe it's called, or at least that's the nice way to put it .  Perhaps when we move, I'll have more course options available wherever we end up, I hope so.  Hope you find something suitable where you are and have fun with it!  

Please post them Darin!!

For me personally, enjoying the natural world, being in it, seeing it, sharing it in written form, all that stuff with like-minded people, is the best bit.  Being able to share some of it in an image, regardless of the image, that's just a bonus imho, and just a small part of the experience or story really - a small part of BIBY too.  But I'm probably not saying anything new there .  

I hear what you're saying Dale, and I agree.  Often I'm too critical of my own shots, but critique honestly doesn't even enter my thought process for others' images, I just enjoy - hope that makes sense?    I really hope no-one ever holds back posting an image or thinks their photo's won't be enjoyed or appreciated for whatever reason - there's no sheep station up for grabs here that's for certain, or medals, or chests to pin them on (for pinning the medals onto, not the sheep station, because that would be painful.)  So, post away!!