I may have posted this a few years ago, not sure, but thought it was nice to revisit for the theme. We are looking at the backside of the heron and it is stretching its neck backwards to reach its uropygial to spread oil on its plumage.
Canon 40D + 100-400L @400mm, aperture priority, evaluative metering, 1/400s., f/8, ISO 400, +1 EC, natural light, handheld, original vertical (about 75% FF).







. We are looking at the backside of the heron and it is stretching its neck backwards to reach its uropygial to spread oil on its plumage.
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I think you know someone that can fix that for ya

Whops! Sorry, still getting used to this forum.

