Sandhill Cranes

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Sandhill Crane Photo Shoot

Yesterday was a nice warm and sunny but breezy day here in Florida. I took advantage of the weather but grabbing a few portraits of our resident Cranes.

These two are not migratory but stay locally in Florida.Before long we should be seeing them with their young chick.

These photos are actually of two different birds. Can you tell them apart? Sandhill Cranes mate for life and are usually seen in pairs.

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f/5.6 1/500 sec 300.0 mm ISO 640

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f/5.6 1/500 sec 300.0 mm ISO 320

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f/5.6 1/400 sec 300.0 mm ISO 320

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f/5.6 1/400 sec 300.0 mm ISO 400

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f/5.6 1/400 sec 300.0 mm ISO 500

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f/5.6 1/500 sec 300.0 mm ISO 640

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f/5.6 1/500 sec 300.0 mm ISO 640

SanhillCrane_8.jpg
f/5.6 1/320 sec 300.0 mm ISO 160

Category animalphotography
Settings Various
Camera Canon 60D
Lens Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
Location Mims, Florida

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