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Kestrel in flight

Kestrel in flight

This female Common Kestrel hash just taken off a split second ago, and is showing the full glory of her wings. A second latest she caught an unlucky insect......
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This female Common Kestrel hash just taken off a split second ago, and is showing the full glory of her wings. A second latest she caught an unlucky insect...
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DMC-GX8

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Aperture 63/10 ISO 1000 Shutter 10/25000 Focal Length 4000/10

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Feb, 2017

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