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Black hen textures

Black hen textures

This black Australorpe hen may have had a Barnvelder father, hence the beautiful color and textures in her feathers. Currently she is a mum caring for her baby ...
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This black Australorpe hen may have had a Barnvelder father, hence the beautiful color and textures in her feathers. Currently she is a mum caring for her baby ducklings.
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Canon PowerShot SX150 IS

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Aperture 50/10 ISO 400 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 22385/1000

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Dec, 2016

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