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Five

Five's Company

Five cygnet's together!

Five cygnet's together!
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NIKON D5000

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Aperture f/4.0 ISO 220 Shutter 1/160

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Jun, 2014

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Awww ... Love this shot! ")

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...soooo cute, love this pic :-)

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Perfect!

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beautiful presentation! b&w works really well!

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Very cute!! Great shot.

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awww...great capture!

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Aww! Beautiful :-)

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An amazing sunrise what more could I say!

Up Nice and Early to catch this Amazing Sunrise.

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My favorite insect of all the amazing 'Dragonfly'

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As the Sun came up the light flooded through the wood.

Taken on Holiday in Cornwall at the `Tor` where legend says the Devil was chased across the valley in to the sea.

Amazing!

Sunrise at Bury Hill, Sussex, England.

Light and shade in the pine wood

A Rabbit in a rail track!

Taken in Houghton near Arundel
just as the sun came over the hill in the background.

Sunrise and my 300mm Macro lens to take the web the sun makes the web much more dramatic.

Yellow Haze

Yes a Horse Fly,Deer Fly from the Tabanid group
about 50mm Long and quite a stocky insect and not to be confused with the common horse fly and beware

Just taking a walk through the woods and this fella walked out!

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

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