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As you can see this is a robin . I took this picture when I was walking on a beach in Scotland . I suddenly saw this robin he was very close so I just took the ...
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As you can see this is a robin . I took this picture when I was walking on a beach in Scotland . I suddenly saw this robin he was very close so I just took the shot !
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NIKON D7500

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 320 Shutter 10/12500 Focal Length 3000/10

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Elie, Fife, GB

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Feb, 2021

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