Recent content by paddyfrog

Beautiful photos, where was it taken?

No they were not part of the re-introduction program. They are also ones of my favorite animals.

Photos taken on the Mozambique bordure, SA side This pack of dogs had 14 individuals, they are now down to 6 (including 2 injured dogs) due to illegal snaring on the Mozambique side. wild dog are masters of escapee and manage to get under 3 fences including an electrified one. The 2...

So nice to see red squirrels, a lovely set of pics :clap:

A few yawns taken in KZN early morning 11 years old lion Young adult, she was mating the whole night so I guess she was tired in the morning;) 6 years old Sub adult cheetah ew yawns taken in KZN

Thank you Gav

Thank you. I agree vultures are one of the most maligned birds but I also like them and they play a vital role in the ecosystem. Sadly all but 1 species of vultures of South Africa are endangered or critically endangered mainly due traditional medicine and witchcraft, but also poachers...

Brown hooded kingfisher White back vulture White back vulture Crested barbet Magpie shrike Lappet face vulture

Thank you, it is a very rewarding and interesting work but also depressing at times when you find snared or poached animals and realise that so many animals have become threatened and endangered.

Taken in South Africa where i am working as wildlife volunteer for 8 weeks :) Go-away bird Lilac breasted roller Unsure of this one, I think it is a booted eagle ? Yellow bill southern hornbill

They were called "p***otieres" and would stink to high heaven on a warm day, thankfully they are gone nowadays

Great, thank you for the advice.

Thank you for your reply, I 'll have a go at both options, I am used to process raw files with LR and PS but I will also try capture1 and see which works best for me

I have just bought an XT4 to replace my old Canon 5DII and would like advice as to which software to use for processing RAF files? I am a bit confused with all the contradictory advice given online. Thank you

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