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Palm Warbler (2) S

Palm Warbler (2) S

This little guy was not shy. Although he flitted back and forth a lot I eventually got a few shots of him. It was also quite early to begin seeing Warblers, b...
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This little guy was not shy. Although he flitted back and forth a lot I eventually got a few shots of him. It was also quite early to begin seeing Warblers, but he didn't seem to care.
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camera

Canon EOS Rebel T7i

settings

settings

Aperture f/6.3 ISO 800 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 400/1

location

location

Turbotville, Pennsylvania, US

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2019

Views

36

Likes

+3

Awards

Peer Award

Magnificent Capture

Genius

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