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Bobby Tomek
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This little creature was visible from the front door & living room window earlier today.


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Really great photo Bobby. Thanks for sharing.


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Wonderful picture! I't great to see the next generation.


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What a great photo - Love those eyes!


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Texas Blue Devil
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nice photo


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ravenr
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There is hope for this world
this photo proves my theory.
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Great photo, Bobby. Amazingly clear - how far away from you when you took the photo?

Hope all is well.


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Bobby Tomek
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Thanks, guys.

Jim-I really did not pay attention to the distance, but it could not have been much over 16-18 yards (if that) as the lens is only a 300mm. To be honest, this was really nothing more than a handheld snapshot. It would have looked better with less depth of field (not possible as this lens is a slow f/5.6) and taken off a tripod with a lower ISO (taken at 400). But all of that is beyond the realm of possibility for me anymore, and I am just thankful to be able to take a random snapshot every now and then.


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