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Juvenile Common Grackle Portrait

Juvenile Common Grackle Portrait

The Juvenile Grackle has brown eyes, and they do not turn to a dull yellow until they are an adult.

The Juvenile Grackle has brown eyes, and they do not turn to a dull yellow until they are an adult.
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camera

Canon EOS R

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settings

Aperture 10/1 ISO 800 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 600/1

location

location

Wyoming, US

upload_date

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Jul, 2022

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74

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Awards

Peer Award

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