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Osprey on the Fingal Headland 24 mtrs above sea keeping an eye on fisherman for any bait that might be left on the rocks. ...
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Osprey on the Fingal Headland 24 mtrs above sea keeping an eye on fisherman for any bait that might be left on the rocks.
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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 200 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 300/1

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Jul, 2019

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Thenk You Daisy00 right place at the right time 😊

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