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I waited patiently in a hide form hours to get this shot. It was worth the wait in the end.

I waited patiently in a hide form hours to get this shot. It was worth the wait in the end.
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Wow, a shot like that is very hard to get.

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Down to the bone

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I noticed this beautiful Barn Owl perched on a fence early one morning. I patiently waited until she came close enough for me to get some shots. I d

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These gorgeous Red-capped Mangaby's made a very touching scene.

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