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 After seeing Bill's post of this behavior, I thought I would share another. I wish I could have gotten a lower angle as Bill did, but thats how it goes sometimes. Forgot to add that these are captive ducks at a maintained duck pond where my wife works. That's why my angle is a bit steep. I had to shoot over a three foot high wood fence. 10D, 400/5.6, beanbag, f8 @ 1/500 Thanks for looking.  "I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it."
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