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Photographer:	X Hans Gerlich
Folder:	H Gerlich
Uploaded:	12-Apr-2006 17:42 CEST
Current Rating:	8.50/2 View all ratings Delete my rating
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Camera:	Olympus E300
Exposure time:	1/640
Aperture:	F 8
Focal length:	478
Lens:	ED 50-200 + EC 1,4
Focusing method:
ISO:	400
White balance:
Flash:	no
Image format:
Processing applied:	cropped
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Image resized to:	710x900

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3 in 1

You are a lucky man to get a 3 in 1 shot....
very nice....;-)

regards,

Fonzy - at 22:22 CEST on 12-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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It has been my experience that cranes are not terribly afraid of other animals, or people. They routinely walk the golf course I like to play at and seem to enjoy watching people play.

Jim Sabatke at 22:41 CEST on 12-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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It has been my experience that cranes are not terribly afraid of other animals, or people. They routinely walk the golf course I like to play at and seem to enjoy watching people play.

Jim Sabatke at 22:41 CEST on 12-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Jim Sabatke wrote:
> It has been my experience that cranes are not terribly afraid of other animals, or people.
> They routinely walk the golf course I like to play at and seem to enjoy watching people play.
>

Are you sure this is a crane and not a heron?

Marco Lazzeri at 08:49 CEST on 14-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Marco Lazzeri wrote:
> Jim Sabatke wrote:
> > It has been my experience that cranes are not terribly afraid of other animals, or people.
> > They routinely walk the golf course I like to play at and seem to enjoy watching people play.
> >
>
> Are you sure this is a crane and not a heron?
>

It does look like a heron. There are so many varieties of cranes that I thought it might be one, but it really does look like a Blue Heron now that you mention it.

Jim

Jim Sabatke at 18:26 CEST on 14-Apr-2006 [Reply]

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Thank you for comment. Tis is really a Blue Heron..
Regards Hans

Hans Gerlich at 22:34 CEST on 14-Apr-2006 [Reply]

a rare combination

It can't be very common to see a blue heron, lamb and ewe all in the same shot - and so close together!

The heron's eye is amazing - like a tiny yellow ring. Well done!

Brenda

Brenda Tate at 03:19 CEST on 07-Oct-2008 [Reply]