A Sight To See by crooster1

Photography • Animals • posted on Mar 13, 2005

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OK! Which one did I focus on? With all that action and distance, I guess I am lucky you can tell what they are. Comments Welcome!

Comments (19)

americanphotos

7:37PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Spactacular!

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nongo

7:50PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Spectacular!!!! An awesome capture!!!! I've seen a similar sight when I was in Idaho, but I didn't have a camera then. EXCELLENT!!!!! I can just imagine the sound!!! WOW!!!!!

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Saurav

7:55PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Supurb scene, Must have been very noisy there. V!

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escafeld

8:03PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Bird power! Excellent!!!

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jocko500

8:20PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

super shot

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blacq_nyght_vampyre

8:49PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

This is sooooooooo fabulous!!! Love this.

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diomedes66

9:21PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Marvelous composition, fabulous timing. Well done!

amorales

9:26PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Excellent capture. At the right place, at the right time. The look like some sort of geese.

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CDBrugg

11:12PM | Sun, 13 March 2005

v impressive.

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DJB

12:11AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

What are they? hehe. Not a good place to be under.But a great shot from your distance.

cynlee

12:12AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

wowza!!! sooooo many!! wonderful!! :]

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Zacko

12:32AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

Woooooooooooow!!!! Thats about all I have to say....WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!!!!

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WandM

1:17AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

Incredible and fascinating picture!

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MaydaMason

1:51AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

lucky capture! incredible shot!

artform

9:55AM | Mon, 14 March 2005

Magnificent!!! Great shot and presentation. You just put the right touch of color in framing to bring out the main characters. You have an instinct on when to click.

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