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Well, to my surprise, while over my girlfriend's parent's house there were atleast 3 dozen turkey vultures in the backyard. They were all in the tree and under alot of shade, tough to get a clean picture of them. So I walked out into the field, and none of them flew away to get a flight picture. I didn't want to scare them by yelling at them so I found some sticks and I snapped them in hald and just that noise made a few fly away. Like all birds once one flies - they all fly, so I managed to get some shots.
Canon EOS Digital Rebel (400mm f/5.6): 1/1000 sec, f/5.6, ISO 400 Straight from the camera no color alterations, just resizing for submission. -B.P. -B.P.
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by Bill Whala
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