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    Here's another Common Tern in flight from Nickerson Beach, early this month. I thought about repairing his damaged tail, but decided to leave him as I found him.

    D500, 500f4 + 1.4 TC, ISO 1250, 1/3200s @ f/9 manual. ( I had upped the aperture to f9 while taking some frame-filling shots of a preening Oystercatcher; I didn't think to scale it back when this guy flew over.)

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    Neat to get a top shot at Nickerson. Well done on all counts.

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    Nice banking pose with good detail. I like the waves in the BG which provide good contrast and the diagonal composition. I don't mind the tail feathers. TFS

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    Nice spread, can see all the feather structure. Nice job.

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    Bill, another excellent shot with well handled lighting, processing and top IQ. I'm glad you didn't fix the tail. Nature is never perfect and I think showing that adds to the photo.

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    very nice Bill, love the top side bank and the slightly open beak

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