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Gone South

Gone South

Poor little birdhouse ... empty for the winter ... its owners obviously gone for warmer climates.

Poor little birdhouse ... empty for the winter ... its owners obviously gone for warmer climates.
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COOLPIX L830

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Aperture f/5.9 ISO 125 Shutter 10/1600 Focal Length 1632/10

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Mar, 2017

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