emileabbott

HB-still-sitting 4-10

HB-still-sitting 4-10

On April 10 the mother was still keeping her chicks warm sitting on the nest. I was still going up the ladder with the Canon 20D and 300 mm zoom lens and stayi...
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On April 10 the mother was still keeping her chicks warm sitting on the nest. I was still going up the ladder with the Canon 20D and 300 mm zoom lens and staying far enough away no to frighten her.
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You live on the edge, Emile!! Great detail, comp and colors.

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