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    Joel Brueziere
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    Phalarope a bec large - Thorshuhnchen
    Canon 20D 100x400 2005-11-23 Switzerland - Yverdon.
    A day with strong North wind. This bird came take a short break to 2 meters. He even closed his eyes for 2 or 3 seconds (an emotional moment).

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    I ilke the low angle but the background is too busy --especially the stick through his head. Its fun to get this close to Phalarope.

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    Looks like it was a nice moment you had with this guy. Sounds like it was quite comfortable with you! The techs look good, but I agree the surroundings are quite busy. I also wish the shadow creeping in at left hadn't yet reached the tail.

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    Hi Joel,

    This is a new species for me. Quite a beauty. I agree basically with what's been said already. It's a shame he didn't choose a little better place to light. :)

    Dan

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    Joel..considering these guys are usually miles out to sea, a very good find...here in north America we call them Red Phalaropes..nice image...agree about busy background

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