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GROUND HORNBILL

GROUND HORNBILL

These birds are so amazing and believe it or not they can fly

These birds are so amazing and believe it or not they can fly
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camera

Canon EOS 40D

settings

settings

Aperture f/7.1 ISO 800 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 500/1

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upload_date

Mar, 2016

Views

302

Likes

+90

Awards

Peer Award

+16

Superb Composition

+5

Top Choice

+1

All Star

Absolute Masterpiece

Magnificent Capture

Outstanding Creativity

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Blue eyes!! and incredible eyelashes! Great picture!

How in the world did you get such close-ups ? I love the eye-lashes and nose-nares ! Gorgeous dinosaur-like tough fellow in a tough land / survivor .

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It is so awesome to see them in the wild.We will treasure this moment forever as this does not happen to often.Note the siliva drips.

Always great to see these magnificent animals.I was very happy with the outcome of this photograph.

Beautiful to see such a big herd - Kruger National Park

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So cute but so scarey

So cute but so naughty.Notice our vehicle reflection in his eyes.

So young and healthy.There were two cubs and mom.First time in 30 years that we had ever see this.Treasured the moment..Keeping an eye on us.

Beautiful sun rises in the African bush JUST LOVE IT !!!!

They were all just lying in the road.Amazing sighting.

In my prime

To see big herds like this is so AWESOME

You definately don't see thems to often.Beautiful

AWESOME

He was just walking up the road.We kept a safe distance.POWERFUL

Just appeared in the road AWESOME

You only realise the size of them when they are this close.

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