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I will keep adding as new species of bird wildlife expose themselves to this new lens. I am especially looking for the female Cardinal to sit for a photo. Be sure to click on a photo to fill your screen. Try clicking again and be overwhelmed with the detail of the photo.
1 comment:
Yes, I've been checking your postings. Love the shots of the birds at the feeder! Love, Tracy
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