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 D1x, 600f4, horizontal frame cropped from sides. A few days ago I was tracking the flying spoonbill and was quite surprised when this bird started calling and the feeding spoonbill abruptly lifted its head for this mid-air greeting. This did not appear to be aggressive behavior as these birds paired up while feeding and later departed together. In the repost I applied USM until the facial features became clearer. I have never sharpened an image this much so I hope this helps (I have been using an USM formula recommended by one of the moderators for web postings). Thanks for the comments. Jerry Merrell  Last edited by Jerry Merrell on Sat Feb 14, 2004 6:32 pm, edited 1 time in total. |
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