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    Default Long-billed Dowitcher.

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    More green surroundings. This place was rocking for a few weeks this past late summer/early fall!! Another rather clean part of the water, and lots fun crawling in the mud and shallow water .

    Canon 7DII + 500mm f/4 II + 1.4TC III, manual exposure, evaluative metering, 1/800s., f/5.6, ISO 1600, natural light, handheld, FF, minor water surface cleanup, eye work, NR to the BG and FG.

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    Another stunner. Man, did those shorebirds give you a show this summer. What a treat. No nits from me.

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    What a beautiful image Dan. This location has sure been giving you some great images. Beautifully processed and captured.
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    Killer frame. Love that green. Well done.

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    Lovely shot in perfect light and background. The lifted leg adds some life to the bird.

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    Another Cadieux stunner. You must be washing your shirts a lot! lol

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    Very nice image. You have found a very good location. Greens really make this image.

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    you never disappoint with these low angle shots Dan eh ? I like the water droplet just starting to form at the tip f the bill

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    This is looking real good Dan. The BG colours are amazing. Lovely pose on the bird with nice detail. Love everything about this one. Just wondering if it may need a wee bit of CCW rotation.

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    This is another strong shorebird frame, really well done! Love that you got the whole reflection and put him high enough in the frame to see it.

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    Thanks everyone!

    Yes Paul - laundry is always interesting at this time of year. A good hosing-off outside before gives the appliances a sigh of relief

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