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 Certhia americana Although they're year-around residents here, its probably their preferred habitat that makes them uncommon for me to find except in migration. Livingston Co, MI, USA 5DIV 500 4.0 1/320, f/6.3, ISO 1600 Eval -1 (and still almost blew the chin!) Natural light Comments and suggestions |
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. So hard to get them before they disappear behind the tree.
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