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Jacqueline

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#1

Grebe

04-05-2017, 18:08

In London again by the Thames.

HY7G7369-Edit by jacqueline lant, on Flickr

HY7G7357-Edit by jacqueline lant, on Flickr

Enjoy.
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Silvertouran

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04-05-2017, 19:15

Re: Grebe

Its called a Little Grebe or sometimes known as a Dabchick.

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Bill53

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#3

04-05-2017, 20:12

Re: Grebe

Well taken.

Bill.

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pelliott1954

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#4

04-05-2017, 21:40

Re: Grebe

They are good catches but a bit soft sadly

Regards Paul
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tesarver

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#5

05-05-2017, 02:24

Re: Grebe

Lovely set

Tom
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Jacqueline

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05-05-2017, 09:29

Re: Grebe

Thanks for the feedback and as they are a bit soft it means i have to try again.lol
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Nathaniel

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07-05-2017, 22:51

Re: Grebe

Good series. Probably the softness is due to the distance of the subject from the lens.

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