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    Belted Kingfisher from the kayak

    Using the kayak I was able to get closer to a belted kingfisher than I ever have been able to on land.
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    Re: Belted Kingfisher from the kayak

    Great shot, the light is awesome
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    Re: Belted Kingfisher from the kayak

    Wonderful shot, makes me want to get out on the water.

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    Re: Belted Kingfisher from the kayak

    Thanks Cara and Scott. I have been after a decent shot of a kingfisher for a long time now. The kayak seems to be making that task a little easier than sneaking up on them on land.
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