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Great Egret (Ardea alba) on the Neston Marshes

Great Egret (Ardea alba) on the Neston Marshes

Fortunately, they are becoming increasingly common, and are always a beautiful site. This was taken at 1-1600, F4.5 ISO 200, 500mm f-4. Cropped but not sharpe...
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Fortunately, they are becoming increasingly common, and are always a beautiful site. This was taken at 1-1600, F4.5 ISO 200, 500mm f-4. Cropped but not sharpened.
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