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These are pretty shy ducks and seldom give a good approach. They prefer to stay in flocks and once a single tends to fly, the rest follow suit.
Thanks for the stop. Shot with Nikon D500 + Nikkor 300 mm f/4 ( Non VR ) + 1.4X TC 1 / 6400s f / 5.6 ISO 800 At focal length 420 mm |
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