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Brown Honeyeater

Brown Honeyeater

A Brown Honeyeater flies onto a branch very close to me and looks at me with its beak still covered with the remains of pollen....
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A Brown Honeyeater flies onto a branch very close to me and looks at me with its beak still covered with the remains of pollen.
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Canon EOS R3

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settings

Aperture 14/1 ISO 6400 Shutter 1/1250 Focal Length 1000/1

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upload_date

Aug, 2023

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Ultimate

Thank you 😀 and certainly was one inquisitive little Brown Honeyeater!!

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