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Tern Bathing; Fort DeSoto, FL

Tern Bathing; Fort DeSoto, FL

When some birds are bathing in shallow water, they will often extend their wings to shake off the water. I happened to get lucky on the timing of this shot...
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When some birds are bathing in shallow water, they will often extend their wings to shake off the water. I happened to get lucky on the timing of this shot
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