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Heron on final

Heron on final

Herons are interesting birds to watch as they stalk through the water looking for something to eat. They are also a lot of fun to watch when they are flying. Th...
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Herons are interesting birds to watch as they stalk through the water looking for something to eat. They are also a lot of fun to watch when they are flying. This one is coming in to land, and you can see its toes dipping along the surface of the water on its final approach.
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Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi

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Aperture f/16 ISO 400 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 500/1

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Mar, 2016

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