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Northern White Crowned Shrike

Northern White Crowned Shrike

Another of the many birds we saw while on Safari. This bird came out of the shade for a few minutes, just long enough to click off a shot. ...
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Another of the many birds we saw while on Safari. This bird came out of the shade for a few minutes, just long enough to click off a shot.
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camera

NIKON D850

settings

settings

Aperture f/10.0 ISO 800 Shutter 1/1600

location

location

Tanzania

upload_date

Jul, 2021

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Awards

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