Great shot. Lucky you are not small enough to be possible prey!
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Nice to see the fresh greens of spring. Well done.
raythentic
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The dad wasnt all that happy towards your good intentions
Seems to be a lovely area, I might make a small detour whenever I'm in the neighbourhood, thanks.
raythentic
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JCDoss
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Here's one I took yesterday.
Swan by Jason Doss, on Flickr
Pentax K-1 mII Limited Silver and Pentax-A* 200mm f4.0 Macro ED at f5.6, 1/180s, and ISO 100
Swan by Jason Doss, on FlickrPentax K-1 mII Limited Silver and Pentax-A* 200mm f4.0 Macro ED at f5.6, 1/180s, and ISO 100
Poldersnapper
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Poldersnapper
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Poldersnapper
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Dad was even hissing at meThe dad wasnt all that happy towards your good intentions
Seems to be a lovely area, I might make a small detour whenever I'm in the neighbourhood, thanks.
I had to move in a little too close for comfort because I only had the wide angle lens with me.
These days, greylag geese are moving into populated areas and this was only a few feet from
the pavement. I cropped the houses opposite from the photo.
André
raythentic
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Love Swans, gentle birds but quite powerful, thanks.Here's one I took yesterday.
Pentax K-1 mII Limited Silver and Pentax-A* 200mm f4.0 Macro ED at f5.6, 1/180s, and ISO 100
