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    Rob Drummond
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    Spent a wonderful few hours in our local lake again, this time foregoing the pleasures of a mud bath and just sitting under some camo in the flooded dead grass. Hundreds of terns were working their way into the wind and dropping down to pick up things from the water. There were little "plops" all around me.

    1D2N 500/f4 1.4X on tripod
    ISO 400 f7.1 1/5000 -1/3 exp comp (the whites of the cheek are right on the edge - may need to go back to the raw file) full frame

    cheers
    Rob

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    Ofer Levy
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    Sharp as can be and lovely eye contact. Maybe a slightly tighter crop.

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    fantastic plumage and beautiful capture. nice freeze.

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    Rob, Terns are such great birds, and so interesting to observe. This is very nice -- I am in Queensland at the moment, and on my laptop it looks a bit "washed out" - the beak and the legs should be redder?? But it may be my monitor -- I miss my good screen..

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    This is wonderful Rob. I had a similar experience photographing this species recently at lake Cargelligo. Sharp with good eye contact and wing position.

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