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Fourth Saw-whet
A northern saw-whet owl perches in a tree on Fourth Street. Thanks to Peter N for the tip and Peter H for the tripod assistance.
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Fabulous, Sean!
Am so glad Peter N thought to call you. Way to go!
Thank you for these amazing shots, made in low light
at a long distance by, IMHO, a Master Photographer.
Wow…
Peter H.
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