MaryMulholland

Can nearly reach that itch!

Can nearly reach that itch!

The tiny kingfisher seemed to have an itch that couldn't quite be reached.

The tiny kingfisher seemed to have an itch that couldn't quite be reached.
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NIKON D7200

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 1000 Shutter 10/5000 Focal Length 3000/10

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Jan, 2016

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Incredible clarity and details. Such a pretty little bird.

Great close up Mary!! :)

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Awesome detail. Cool shot Mary.

Beautiful clear photo Mary

wonderful shot ! cute guy !

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Beautiful! Nice detail!

beautiful capture .. great detail and colour

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excellent capture! good focus and exposure!

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little cutie..love his colors.

BTW Congrats on Winning Member Selection Award on this in December.

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Terrific capture! Thank you for joining my "Single Bird" challenge! Good Luck!

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Lovely capture...what a pretty bird! Nicely done, Mary! :)

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Wonderful feather detail

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