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Jul 28, 2010, 2:11:58 PM
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Black tern (Chlidonias Niger) spoiling its youngster with a tasty bee
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Mood: Love !ursusarctosana Jun 14, 2011
You have incredible precision at capturing the perfect moment.
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~BurntFlower May 19, 2011
holy crap, whatta shot!!
you are too good :)

:+fav:
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~Nisawish Apr 2, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Love the perfect details...
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~nerapantera Jan 18, 2011
nice shot
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~thegreatPants Oct 19, 2010
This is simply beautiful...
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~bunny322 Oct 6, 2010
Beautiful shot as usual, I am always impressed with your bird shots, you have impeccable timing!
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~Boss-Kaz-009 Oct 6, 2010
Absolutely stunning shot :clap: I love images of birds with their wings spread, it's such an amazing thing to look at :floating:
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!kkool Oct 1, 2010   Photographer
:faint: wow that amazing timing :clap:
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!DeepDarkEmpty Sep 29, 2010
Actually, not to be a pain, but that looks alot more like a horse fly... If you look more closely at the shape of the head and abdomen I think you'd agree, if you knew what a horse fly looks like. There is a wide variety of horse flys, yes, but, if you search around enough, on Google or Yahoo you'll be able to find a similar looking variety. Although I don't know where the photo was taken, I know that if you go to the horse fly page on wikipedia they show a French variety or two that looks almost identical to the one in the photo, and as well, I've seen an identical sort here in the states as well. Just noting... I know this isn't a science journal site or anything of the like, just thought it'd be a fun fact to point out and to give you a little more insight into your photography. Nice photo though, I like it.
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*SpiritMountain Sep 29, 2010
Awesome! :)
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