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This whole series of Kingfisher shots was taken over several days at a small pond which was used frequently by a pair of Kingfishers who were feeding young....
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This whole series of Kingfisher shots was taken over several days at a small pond which was used frequently by a pair of Kingfishers who were feeding young.
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Amazing shot. So perfect in so many ways.

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Nice shot

May I ask what you shot this with? Superb series.

Great shot!

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Amazing capture. Perfection! Voted OPEN WINGS. Good luck.

wow wow wow never seen something like this before ! perfect skill

amzing apparently the eye is shut by a menbrane am i right ?

what a great shoot

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