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Wait Up, Wait Up .... I

Wait Up, Wait Up .... I'm Coming

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Aperture f/6.3 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 76/1

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Feb, 2015

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haha Beautiful capture Cher. The title fits so well.

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This is awesome. A beautiful shot and edit. Well done Cher.

This is awesome Cher!! I LOVE it!!! :)

Turned out marvelous and sometimes others see what we don't see.....proof is seen in the other comments.

Good timing, beautiful shot!!!

Awesome shot, Hun ")

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LOL! They're leaving without you!! Hurry!!! hahaha! He will catch up. He looks like a strong flyer. :-) Great capture. You froze them mid-air. Awesome work! :-)

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Voted birds in flight:-)

Voted Birds in Flight Contest! Good luck Cher!! :)

Haha...great entry...voted

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