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Iceland's most famous bird rock, Látrabjarg, is home to numerous bird species. Razorbills, kittiwakes and of course puffins I saw this year. The latter ar...
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Iceland's most famous bird rock, Látrabjarg, is home to numerous bird species. Razorbills, kittiwakes and of course puffins I saw this year. The latter are the main reason for me to take this rather long way over an endless gravel road. They are elegant swimmers and divers, but their awkward clumsy movements on land and in the air make it impossible to suppress a smile when you watch them
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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 400 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 238/1

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