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Gannet coming into land

Gannet coming into land

Gannet taken at our local cliffs. The cliffs at Troup Head are a main stay for these birds , with numbers increasing vastly every year.They are great to follow ...
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Gannet taken at our local cliffs. The cliffs at Troup Head are a main stay for these birds , with numbers increasing vastly every year.They are great to follow through their season on our shores.
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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/2500 Focal Length 110/1

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Aug, 2017

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