jamieburris

Reflected Landing

Reflected Landing

A Lesser Yellowlegs just before landing!

A Lesser Yellowlegs just before landing!
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture 63/10 ISO 800 Shutter 1/2500 Focal Length 300/1

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Sep, 2017

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Excellent timing. .you are certainly very patient waiting for a good opportunity

Thanks Annette!

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