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Heron eating a large fish

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Apr 28, 2007 06:19 |  #1

A Grayling.....

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Apr 28, 2007 06:55 |  #2

great series i'm always amazed how they can eat such big fish.

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Apr 28, 2007 07:03 |  #3

Great series and quite a catch. What lens did you use to capture this?




  
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Apr 28, 2007 07:55 as a reply to  @ County Man's post |  #4

Thanks.

Lens was 100-400 L




  
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Apr 28, 2007 08:07 |  #5

Great captures!

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Apr 28, 2007 09:42 |  #6

Awesome series!

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May 13, 2007 06:47 |  #7

I'm pretty sure that is a Grayling, lucky heron... a better fisherman than me! :)

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