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Seeking a Safe Corridor

Seeking a Safe Corridor

This Sandhill Crane broke away from the group and decided to fly closer to where I was standing and than appeared to be surprise by my presence....
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This Sandhill Crane broke away from the group and decided to fly closer to where I was standing and than appeared to be surprise by my presence.
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camera

NIKON D7500

settings

settings

Aperture 10/1 ISO 500 Shutter 1/3200 Focal Length 4000/10

location

location

Socorro, New Mexico, US

upload_date

upload_date

Jan, 2023

Views

149

Likes

+21

Awards

Peer Award

+15

Top Choice

+2

Absolute Masterpiece

+1

Superb Composition

Outstanding Creativity

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Excellent capture!

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Than you, Ed! The SH Cranes were being surprisingly very cooperative and I was prepared.

Hi as usual some fantastic photographs, my wife & I are back in a cold England after our last stop on the equator

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Than you, John! Hate it when reality sets in and you have to wait until the diverse wildlife returns. lol!

Fantastic capture, Ron.

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Than you, Shirley, too much fun and so many cranes and geese for potential shots. lol!

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Beautiful catch

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Than you, Erik, We had a lot of wildlife sighting and photographic opportunities. lol!

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#Crane Bird #waterfowl #bird #animal

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