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I have never seen this before. I got this in Ocala Fla.
I left the house and saw this in the field next door. I grabbed my camera and started to shoot. Th...
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I have never seen this before. I got this in Ocala Fla.
I left the house and saw this in the field next door. I grabbed my camera and started to shoot. The lense was dirty,but i didn't want to clean it for fear of this disappearing and not getting the shot, so sorry about that.
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camera

NIKON D300

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settings

Aperture 200/10 Shutter 10/800 Focal Length 170/10

upload_date

upload_date

Nov, 2017

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43

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