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Mar 03, 2005 11:21 | #1

I've been out trying different shots this morning--still trying different settings and such. I was fairly happy with this--no processing except to sharpen a little.
These two guys live in my backyard.
Shot was taken with the Dreb and 100-400L IS

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Bonnie

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Mar 03, 2005 17:18 | #2

Nice shot, looks real good.

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Mar 03, 2005 20:36 | #3

Cute shot. It reminds me a little of one I got at the Barcroft Research Station on White Mountain Peak a couple years ago.

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Mar 03, 2005 20:38 | #4

Nice shot.

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Mar 03, 2005 21:43 as a reply to @ cmM's post | #7

how did you get them to pose for you?

They were asleep when I started---but as soon as they saw me they got up. I guess they figured I was there to feed them. They gave big stretches and yawns--which I would have loved to have caught--but I was too slow. :rolleyes:

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