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Bee Eater

Bee Eater

My new favorite bird of all time, (I don't guess I really had one to begin with, but this one would beat it if I did) this bird pairs perfectly with my per...
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My new favorite bird of all time, (I don't guess I really had one to begin with, but this one would beat it if I did) this bird pairs perfectly with my personal irrational fear of bees. I am ridiculously terrified of bees which seems to mean that they love to find me, so this beautiful bird and I could really make great partners!
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Canon PowerShot SX50 HS

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settings

Aperture f/6.5 ISO 800 Shutter 1/60 Focal Length 215000/1000

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upload_date

May, 2017

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301

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Awards

Peer Award

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