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Fantastic shot Stan. Really cheeky! The dof works really well.
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Nice shot with great detail where it counts. Well done1Dmk2, Canon 70-200 f4 L Non-IS & a borrowed canon 28mm
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Wonderful shot Stan, incredible pose also.
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Re: Long Tailed Tit
another great shot Stan
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Thanks all. Thet really are beautiful birds and not easy to get right out in the open
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Stan.
Best LTT shot I've seen. Great DoF, excellent pose. I'm going off you...
...but well done, anyway!
All the best, Mike.flickr
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Cheers Dave and Mike
Best LTT shot I've seen. Great DoF, excellent pose. I'm going off you...
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Superb image, I,ve still not seen one.
Great detail usual background.
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Not seen better!
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Thanks Guys
they do seem to be more common in some locations than othersI,ve still not seen one.
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These fly in and out of my neighbours bird feeder everyday. I thought they were common.Fuji X-T1 | 1D IV
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