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AndyMulhearn

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Just when you thought there were no more Grebes

07-09-2015, 17:25

Having said they've been avoiding me of late, on sunday I had a wander around the park and didn't get further than my normal first stopping point. First up were the adult and single chick followed by the other adult with the other two chicks. I managed to catch this shot with the 7D2/1.4tc/150-600 combo but then had to change out the 1.4tc as they were too close. Considering what this setup costs, it doesn't work too badly IMHO.

I think they've been winding me up...

Juvenile great crested grebe by Andy Mulhearn, on Flickr

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07-09-2015, 17:42

Re: Just when you thought there were no more Grebes

Better exposure and eye on this one Andy

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AndyMulhearn

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07-09-2015, 17:47

Re: Just when you thought there were no more Grebes

Sun behind me this time Stan

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Bill53

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08-09-2015, 20:55

Re: Just when you thought there were no more Grebes

Nice shot Andy and really stands out against the BG.

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09-09-2015, 15:24

Re: Just when you thought there were no more Grebes

Well composed image Andy

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09-09-2015, 17:42

Re: Just when you thought there were no more Grebes

Nice sharp image Andy

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