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Golden Eagle - Stithians - 19th April 2009
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Hi Angie,
ReplyDeleteWow what a fantastic light you got on these pictures!!! So you got the grebe in a very nice environment, and the last shot with this typical attitude is simply gorgeous. Beautiful!
Beauty
ReplyDeleteLovely light there Angie!
ReplyDeleteI was hugely impressed with the long list of sightings on the previous post, a brilliant day out!
Super, smashing...just PERfect Angie. FAB
ReplyDeleteLovely soft early morning light gives that look that is popular on the continent. Great shots sweetheart.
ReplyDeleteThank you Chris, Mark, SSB, Frank and T. The light was fabulous. It was worth getting up at 4am to get there, for which we have Derek to thank for the driving!
ReplyDeleteReally sweet shots of the Grebe, Angie. Getting down on the same level with the waterfowl always pays nice dividends in photographs.
ReplyDeleteThank you Tim. It certainly does.
ReplyDeleteAngie these are superb. That light is amazing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.