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I've been enjoying the sparrow migration the past several weeks up here in the northeast, and was very pleased to add this new species to my files yesterday afternoon. They are commonly found in coastal saltmarshes, but are very secretive and extremely difficult to photograph. This one was content to feed on Saltmarsh Cordgrass for a few moments before diving back down into the vegetation.
1DIV, 300 f/2.8L IS, 2X III, 1/2000 @ f/8, ISO 500 Thanks for looking! |
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by Greg Schneider
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