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Wedge Tailed Eagle.

Wedge Tailed Eagle.

Leaving the nest to start another hunt for food for the growing chick. Image taken in Central Australia.

Leaving the nest to start another hunt for food for the growing chick. Image taken in Central Australia.
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NIKON D3

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Aperture f/8 ISO 400, 400 Focal Length 500000000/100000

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May, 2018

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