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Noon, By Beak

Noon, By Beak

Goldfinch looks as if he's using the beak tip as a sundial pointer. According to the shadow, it's noon - and he's just three minutes off!...
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Goldfinch looks as if he's using the beak tip as a sundial pointer. According to the shadow, it's noon - and he's just three minutes off!
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COOLPIX P610

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Aperture 65/10 ISO 100 Shutter 10/10000 Focal Length 3096/10

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upload_date

Jun, 2017

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196

Likes

+20

Awards

Peer Award

+2

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