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Moorhen in icy water

Moorhen in icy water

As the river froze over the Moorhens stayed out of the water but as the thaw started and the clear water from the snow melting in the mountains started flowing ...
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As the river froze over the Moorhens stayed out of the water but as the thaw started and the clear water from the snow melting in the mountains started flowing down they were back in again
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Canon EOS 7D Mark II

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Aperture f/4 ISO 800 Shutter 1/40 Focal Length 300/1

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Mar, 2018

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