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These pochards prefer to remain in flocks. Photographing them is always fun. They will allow considerable approach and will provide all types of action packed shots.
Thanks for the stop. Shot with Nikon D500 + Nikkor 300 mm f/4 ( Non VR ) + 1.4X TC 1 / 2000s f / 8.0 ISO 800 At focal length 420 mm |
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