Birds In Flight

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    Taken this morning on my walk:)

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      Brill Woo,

      my camera wouldn't get anywhere near that quality:thumbsup:
       
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          Great woo. :)
          Birds are so hard to capture in flight. Not only are they fast but the background is usually too bright.
           
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            Hi Ziggy,Kernowdreamer and Naylors Ark thank you for your lovely posts,I really enjoyed going out and panning,first time for a while:)
             
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            They see you coming Woo... I`m sure of it. and then pose for you.
             
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              Super series of photos Woo - very well captured indeed :thumbsup:
               
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                Good evening Robert and Dave,many thanks for your lovely comments they are always very much appreciated:)
                 
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                I've done that on Dartmoor, didn't find any Gold though:(
                 
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                Hi Ziggy don,t you mean (IN) Dartmoor:heehee::rofl:

                 
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