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Great shots - who would have ever thought an ant had hair? Is that hair?
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Wow the bird is one of the besr macros I've ever seen. TFS
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Thanks for stopping by. Yep I think it's hair. Have a happy
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Amazing photos! Thanks so much for sharing them. That first one is especially wonderful, such incredible detail and perfect focus.
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great macro shots....super lens isn't it?
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Macaws are filled with curiosity. She just stood there looking at me wondering what was that black thing stuck to my forehead. I back away about 12 inches min focus for lens, then hit the shutter, that's it. Happy New Year. Thanks for looking.
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