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Birds can be just as affectionate as humans.

In my opinion not many waterfall pictures are successful, due mainly to the contrast between the sparkling white water and the usually black rocks, you guys that manage to achieve good results please give us a few tips. Th one above is fine due to the greenery, thanks Jameel.

Wow, incredible rock formations. one must wonder how old they are and what forces of nature were required to form such fantastic shapes. The mind boggles. Welcome to FW.

lovely morning scene, but I must need some better specs.

Great image Zeph, was that your only picture?

Thank's Alan.

I always make a mess of loading images.

I just love your bird shots, The Magpie is a stunner, keep em coming.

The unique Tapir would never win a beauty competition, I have never seen one in zoos, A good set of animals, thanks Eric.

Birds are not the easiest subjects to photograph so I guess you can cal yourself a pro Eric, no doubt you have many more pictures that would delight us. Thanks for showing them.

It was interesting reading about the many different kinds of hailstones and how they are formed, I must spend more time looking skyward, thanks for the lesson.

Water and oil with a dash of food colouring.

These Silvereyes just love fruit.

I like your Ducks Douglas.

I agree with Alan, the first shot is a cracker.

Great shot, lousy weather by the look of it.

Windswept would be an understatement here Ken.

That is something I have never seen, this one looks like a fantastic display, thanks Dan.

This is the only shot I have of a Dragonfly, Made in the 30s by De Haviland Aircraft co for the rich, not as colourful as your showings.