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Another one I thought I had included
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I imagine you need to be quick with your panning. Well done. Love the relections too.
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Very nice
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Thank you
Actually they’re not to hard to follow, they are Pipistrelles and seem to be a bit larger and slower than some bats ,also they appear in daylight, a kingfisher shot by at the same time , I didn’t get anywhere near that.
Actually they’re not to hard to follow, they are Pipistrelles and seem to be a bit larger and slower than some bats ,also they appear in daylight, a kingfisher shot by at the same time , I didn’t get anywhere near that.
