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While some of you were at Bosque I took my family on a Disney vacation. I came across several different birds in the various theme parks. My favorite was this Ibis (?) who posed for a few seconds before the kids dragged me off to another ride. I'm still working on technique for birding so any comments are welcome.
 5-7 feet from subject with wide aperature. Eric
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I agree with The crop E.J. mentioned. Please feel free to use the 650 pixels for the longest side so a larger photo can be viewed. That's optional by the way. I like the pose.
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