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Carmine Bee-Eaters © Brian Basson

Carmine Bee-Eaters © Brian Basson

All rights reserved © Brian Basson

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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 200 Shutter 1/320

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Mar, 2014

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Peer Award

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nice shot, love the bokeh :)

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Well composed and great coloursâ€¦its so funny, why we don't talk anymoreâ€¦...

Great shot Brian, and such lovely colours
Rosemarie

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I wouldn't want to eat bees.... Beautiful bird - good capture. Voted!

Superb Brian. Superb.

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Ogilvie, Thank you for your support. Brian

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Love this shot!
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I'm SO jealous! I want this shot! Beautiful shot and beautiful birds
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They are beautiful!

very nice picture....crisp image.

Gorgeous shot Brian!

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what an excellent shot beautiful colours:-)

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So beautiful. The colors on the first one are so amazing to see.

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