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    I shot some swans today

    It had been 3 weeks since I'd got anything besides backyard birds. When I heard about Tundra Swans just 15 miles away, I had to check it out.



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    Re: I shot some swans today

    Great shots! I don't ever see swans where I live, Jeff
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    Re: I shot some swans today

    Nice shots Mike. It's been several years since I photographed tundra swans. is that pano a stitch or a crop? Either way I like it.
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    Re: I shot some swans today

    Great shots Mike, good job taking advantage of the opportunity.

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    Re: I shot some swans today

    Sweet! Like 'em both.
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    Re: I shot some swans today

    That pano is awesome Mike!
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    Re: I shot some swans today

    I haven't been on for awhile and just noticed the feature. Thanks, Paul.

    Mike, this is just cropped that way. I've never attempted a stitch. Someday...

    Thanks all, for your comments. They are appreciated.

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    Re: I shot some swans today

    Nice! the second one is great!

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    Re: I shot some swans today

    Wow, what beauties they are! I've not ever seen a Swan in flight. Super shots!

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    Re: I shot some swans today

    Mike, great images, never seen them flying before. Unfortunately now, I will have to wait until next April, when they migrate through my part of the world on their way north for the summer. I wish, I could figure out when they migrate back through in the fall. Have to do some more concentrated checking next fall.

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