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EOS1Dmk2, 400/2.8IS, 2x and 1.4x, tripod
When photographing RWBB's this morning that were nesting in cattails I barely noticed this frog move at the base of the reeds. Even after I saw the movement it took me several minutes to figure out what moved and then a minute or two to find it in the viewfinder again. It was camoflauged very well against the light colored reeds. I have others where I can see more of the frog but I prefer the frog peaking out from behind the reeds. [color=red]updated>[/color][url]http://www.dcphotog.com[/url][color=red]<updated[/color]
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