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Wildlife from Florida
Hi all, I haven't been around for a while. However, I recently got back from my second visit to Florida and thought I'd share some photo's with you all...
Cormorant profile - a great example of how sharp the 200-400 is even with a 1.4 on!  Osprey and Belted Kingfisher. They were sitting in an old dead tree at sunset, and I thought it funny that they were on a branch each, both looking for fish and facing away from each other   Tri Coloured Heron fishing  And you can read a full write up with about 20 more pictures on my blog, by clicking here. Enjoy...
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some great image's you have there Richard........ what a great location
Cheers ....bp....
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Perfect timing on the last one, really like it.
The second one is also very nice, quite like the silhouette of the two birds. cheers, Andre Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams
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Great images, I really like #3 especially with the reflections off the water on the underside of the wing.
Cameron
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I think #2 is my favourite. The silhouettes plus the gorgeous coloured sky is all very appealing.
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Yep. My thoughts too. But I'm wondering .... could somebody please see if they can find Energy Police? This is right in his domain.  g.
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