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Fine Fliers

Gulls are among the World's best fliers (or flyers), their abilities showing when there is a little something to eat - and numerous competition to beat to ...
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Gulls are among the World's best fliers (or flyers), their abilities showing when there is a little something to eat - and numerous competition to beat to it.
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SONY DSC-F828

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Aperture f/2 ISO 64 Shutter 10/600 Focal Length 71/10

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Jan, 2016

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