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Old 31st of July 2012 (Tue)   #1
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Old 31st of July 2012 (Tue)   #2
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Great shot!...Someone else had a shot of one of these with a chick in tow...Now I've seen three of these unusual birds...Good job.
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Good show, Lester! And then you had to brush the sand off your pants and shirt
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Great shot Lester ,love the angle and well worth getting some sand on yourself.
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A lovely shot that's totally made by the perspective taken. Love how the colours in the surrounding area really make the birds black and white plumage stand out as well.
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Great work Lester, that's one tough exposure and you handled it extremely well. Nicely framed with the rocks.
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Thanks everyone so much.

Something had upset this bird, he kept up an load alarm call long before we walked past and was still going after we left!

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Great shot!...Someone else had a shot of one of these with a chick in tow...Now I've seen three of these unusual birds...Good job.
I did have some up a while back like this:
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Beautiful shot Lester. I really like the composition.
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Very nice shot Lester. Interesting low angle you photographed the bird from, well exposed too.
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Excellent shot Lester, +1 on the composition and angle, beautifully done!
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nice shots, Lester
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Beautiful shot Lester. I really like the composition.
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Very nice shot Lester. Interesting low angle you photographed the bird from, well exposed too.
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Excellent shot Lester, +1 on the composition and angle, beautifully done!
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nice shots, Lester
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