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That's really nice. Flying birds are difficult...what lens did you use?
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heheh, that bird looks very intent on going... somewhere! Nice capture!
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Jim, that is awesome....it's a great shot...I love it.
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Very Nice, You nailed the focus on this one.
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Magnificent shot!
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Cool shot, he does not want to stop in a hurry, nice detailed shot, thanks for sharing, cheers Steve.
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"coming through" ... nice ...
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That's really nice. Flying birds are difficult...what lens did you use?
Took this shot with my 300mm f/4 AF-S. He was about 20' in front of me. Doing a fly-bye. I twisted my body out the way so he wouldn't poop in my lens. LOL Thanks to all for stopping by.
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