Great crested Grebe

TonyT

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Great crested Grebe

20-01-2020, 12:54

Went to photograph the Slovian Grebe on Sunday, unfortunately it was out in the lake as when it approached the shore these beggars saw it off.

So here a pic of one of the beggars, its a bit tight in the frame because it was to close to me...

Grebe by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

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20-01-2020, 13:19

Nicely caught Tony

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20-01-2020, 17:03

Stunning

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#4

20-01-2020, 17:36

I like that!
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20-01-2020, 17:41

Nice one Tony
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#6

20-01-2020, 19:15

Excellent Tony.

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22-01-2020, 11:57

Thanks all, still need to try for the little un..

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#8

22-01-2020, 12:31

Nice shot

Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way
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