A male Gargany taken at Stodmarsh near Canterbury, back in 2015.
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Lovely shot John, why have you taken so long to put it up. I think I would have croped a bit off the bottom.Trev
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good detail and nice reflections but maybe a slightly tighter cropComment
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Cheers guys. I do tend to prefer a bit more room around the subject than a lot of people but agree that on this one, I probably should crop in a bit more.
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Nice reflection
Not seen a garganey in a few years now.
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Cheers Chris, I've not seen one for a while either. Probably because I don't do bird watching/photography so much these days. There's usually a few sighting every summer at Stodmarsh, though they usually stay out of range.Originally posted by ctrollen View PostNice reflection Not seen a garganey in a few years now.
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Nice shot, I don't like too heavy a crop either to be honestHanging on in quiet desperation is the English wayComment
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Cracking shot of a very smart birdSteve ( LSINWP )
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Nice reflection shotGary Cantwell LSINWP. ASINWP.Comment
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Thanks for commenting guys.
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