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Thats Odd

Thats Odd

It took some baiting and coaxing with walnut chunks but I was finally able to capture the rare and elusive snapping chipmunk. ...
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It took some baiting and coaxing with walnut chunks but I was finally able to capture the rare and elusive snapping chipmunk.
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camera

NIKON D5300

settings

settings

Aperture 28/5 ISO 500 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 60/1

upload_date

upload_date

Jun, 2016

Views

466

Likes

+21

Awards

Peer Award

+1

Absolute Masterpiece

Superb Composition

Magnificent Capture

Top Choice

All Star

Outstanding Creativity

Emotions

Happy

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This gave me a good laugh, thanks!

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REALLY COOL!! GREAT CAPTURE

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