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When I am not busy doing rocket science, I like to explore the world, learn, play chess, cycle, be with friends, and wild life photography!
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MrsPbio, WOW!! Thank you for sharing and for helping me identify the bird.
Hi Desmond!
I would assume it was fast since it took the shot, look at the picture in the camera, and by the time I had looked back up it was gone.
That is the beauty of photography, one can go back and re enjoy seen that spotting.
Thank you ForesDragon for helping me identify this and other species. Thanks :-)
Oh no ChrissyCat... I am sorry to hear, that is terrible news.
Hi ForestDragon,
Thank for your help on my first butterfly spotting! It was hard for me to identify it, so I appreciate the help. It did not helped me that I was looking at my pictures as if it was the same butterfly.
Eduardo
Thank you GeoffreyPalmer!
Q interesante! Muchas gracias! Esta noche comienzo a leer sobre Erizos.
Thanks,
Eduardo
Thank you for the link! Much easier than looking thru google images.
It was probably about 8 to 10 feet deep. I was taking a picture of the other fish and they photobomb it. I turned to follow them but they quickly disappeared under the rock.
lol of course the camera was off! I hate when I do that.
