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 LZNP, Zambia EOS10D, 500 F4L IS, 1.4xExtender II, iso 100, 1/79, f8, ex-2/3 We came across this termite mound whilst hunting wild dog. Turns out that them pesky mongooses where in-situ. Typically we arrived at lunchtime, so no chance of getting any good light, or coming back later as we were a good two hour drive from camp. So we sat in the shade and waited for someone to poke his head out... Comments and honest critique welcomed and thanks for looking. Dave
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