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Please look at the thumbnail blown up (thumbnail doesn't do it justice)- actually not too bad.
But I did pick a bad day to take photos outside  Overcast, very very glarey, midday = could it get any worse???? Picked a solitary bat, knew I was going to blow the sky, but tried to get the head in reasonable exposure/focus. This is the result - an arty farty bat
Rel  Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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Bat-on-a stick!
Maybe they'll have 'em at next year's Ekka. 
Interesting and nice pic. TFF (Trevor)
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Gotta taste better than those bloody Dagwood Dogs! Fantastic shot Narelle - you keep coming up with them!!! Simon
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I really like that shot Rel. Brilliant
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Yo the name is batty, the logic is erratic, potato in a jacket, tours in the attic..........
Ahem! And now I will stop singing Batty song from Fern Gully. 
I love all of your Batty pics Rel. but I think this one stands out because it's so different from the others..... less wildlife, more art. What will Damian say??? 
Mark, Simon, Trevor & Trish - thanks for the comments, and for looking at my attempt at 'arty farty'
And judging by the amount of bat shit that I stood in today, I'm pretty sure I won't be licking on THAT new ekka taste sensation
And Trish - you are seriously starting to have some major brain explosions girl  And did Damian like it .... well, kind of  Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships! -Ansel Adams
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I can. Consider it confirmed!
Simon
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Thankyou Mikhail - my 'father-in-law' told me not to waste my time today - the light was too flat..... kind of glad I didn't listen
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