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DSC_0139.JPG Something to Squawk About

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Territorial chatter and posture. These sandhill cranes mean business. This photo was taken on Sauve Island where there is a large population of sandhill crane...
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Territorial chatter and posture. These sandhill cranes mean business. This photo was taken on Sauve Island where there is a large population of sandhill cranes, ducks, geese and eagles.
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NIKON D5600

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settings

Aperture 8/1 ISO 400 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 550/1

location

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Oregon, US

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upload_date

Feb, 2022

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Impressive capture. I didn't know you had sandhill cranes in Oregon.

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I also did not know you had these kind of Sandhill flocks in Oregon. Very cool.

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