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Bee Eaters Sunning..

Bee Eaters Sunning..

Image taken in Southern Australia.

Image taken in Southern Australia.
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Canon EOS 7D Mark II

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 200 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 800/1

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Nov, 2019

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Awards

People's Choice in Favorite Shot Photo Challenge

People's Choice in TWO OF A KIND Photo Challenge

Peer Award

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Absolute Masterpiece

+17

Top Choice

+11

Superb Composition

+2

Magnificent Capture

+2

Outstanding Creativity

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Superior Skill

Genius

Virtuoso

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J'adore les couleurs de ses oiseaux

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Mirror image.. lol....brilliant shot!

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Magnificent capture.

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Peter,
Congratulations on your win in the challenge! It's beautiful.
Ron Callaghan
Maryland, USA

Geourgeous capture! Congrats.

Congratulations on your People's Choice win - great capture!

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Hi Peter, Congratulations on your win with this stunning image.

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beautiful shot, congrats on people's choice :)

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Beautiful capture! Congrats on your challenge award! : )

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