ChrisJM

Balcony Birds

Balcony Birds

These guys have been hanging around my balcony for a few days now, and seem to be getting bolder and bolder. This was a very lucky shot; a rare one that catches...
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These guys have been hanging around my balcony for a few days now, and seem to be getting bolder and bolder. This was a very lucky shot; a rare one that catches the mated pair together. I'm sure it's just the angle, but the male doesn't look quite right with his tail like that.
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KODAK EASYSHARE Camera, M583

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Aperture 57/10 ISO 160 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 406/10

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Oct, 2016

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