Rainbow Bee Eater Snapping Up An Insect - Free Desktop Wallpaper

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Download a free 1024×768 resolution desktop wallpaper photo of a Rainbow Bee Eater snapping up an insect - taken near Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia

In mid-2007 I went on a holiday crossing Australia South to North from Adelaide to Darwin by road, I visited the Alice Springs Desert Park where I got this great photo of a Rainbow Bee Eater snapping up an insect

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Rainbow Bee Eater snapping up an insect

free 1024x768 wallpaper Rainbow Bee Eater Snapping Up An Insect

  • Camera: Panasonic FZ30
  • Wallpaper format: JPG 513 Kb in size
  • Original Photo: JPG 2.75 Mb in size
  • F stop: 5.6
  • Exposure time: 1/400th second
  • ISO: 100
  • Metering & Focusing: Centre weighted
  • Focal Length: 420mm
  • Original Resolution: 8 Megapixels (3264px x 2448px)
  • Optical Image Stabilisation: Turned On
  • Tripod Used: No

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Published: Friday, August 31st, 2007
Last Updated: Apr 18, 2008
Category : Northern Territory
Written by: Neerav Bhatt

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