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Goose grooming for the photo

Goose grooming for the photo

The goose was so busy grooming that it didn't fly away like geese usually do when I try to take a photo of one.

The goose was so busy grooming that it didn't fly away like geese usually do when I try to take a photo of one.
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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 47 Focal Length 4459/1000

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Terre Haute, Indiana, US

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Apr, 2021

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