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Mirror Mirror - Green Heron

Mirror Mirror - Green Heron

This is the first Green Heron I have had the pleasure to photograph. He hardly looks green to me but he has a great reflection!...
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This is the first Green Heron I have had the pleasure to photograph. He hardly looks green to me but he has a great reflection!
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Canon EOS 7D Mark II

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 1000 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 600/1

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Dec, 2015

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