Iphone 13 ProMax, 26mm equivalent lens, 1/170sec@f15, ISO64
Canon 5Dmarkiii, canon 16-35@35mm, iso 100, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@ 270mm, 1/[email protected], ISO 200
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@116mm, iso100, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Canon 16-35@35mm, iso100, f4.5@1/250 sec
This was a new experience for me. The temperature was one degree fahrenheit and I did not freeze to death. (There was no wind).
Canon 5DMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@110 mm, ISO200, 1/320sec@f8.
Driven almost to extinction twice—first by hunting and later by pesticides including DDT—the Brown Pelican is today a shining example of the success of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and the work of the Environmental Protection Agency. But these cornerstones of conservation are now themselves at risk.
By 1970, the species was declared Endangered. Fortunately, in 1972, the Environmental Protection Agency banned the use of DDT in the United States. As a result, the level of DDT in the environment has decreased in most areas, and the reproductive success of Brown Pelicans has increased. Protection of nesting islands has also contributed to the species' recovery.
Today, the Brown Pelican's population continues to grow. It was de-listed from the ESA in 2009 and is considered one of the Act's great success stories, (https://abcbirds.org/bird/brown-pelican/#:~:text=Driven%20almost%20to%20extinction%20twice,are%20now%20themselves%20at%20risk.)
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Sigma150-600w2x extender@930mm, 1/800sec@f13, iso 2500
Canon5DMarkiii, Sigma150-600/w2x extender@442mm, ISO400, 1/[email protected]
canon 7D,canon 70-200 lens@200, ISO 100, 1/80@f10
iphone 13 Pro Max, 5.7mm lens (26mm equivalent), iso50, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@179mmm, ISO 320, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Canon 28mmf1.8, ISO 100, 2.5 sec@f22
Canon 5Dmarkiii, canon 28mm lens, iso 160, f8@1/30 sec
Canon 5D Mark111, Tamron 28-300@28mm, iso 640, 1/500@f9
Grand Central Terminal is one of the country’s great architectural achievements and New York City’s unofficial meeting place with thousands of people choosing to “meet me at the clock” –rendezvousing with friends and loved ones each day at the opal-faced Main Concourse Information Booth Clock. Hailed as a temple to the everyday commuter, this cathedral-like building was constructed to honor you, its visitors. (https://www.grandcentralterminal.com)
I was not the only one with a camera. It seemed a good 50% of those passing through were taking photos.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@37mm, iso 320, [email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@28mm, iso400, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300 lens@31mm, 1/[email protected],ISO 100
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@106mm, iso 400, 1/100sec@f9
iso500, 121mm, f9@1/640
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@67mm, iso 200, 1/500@f9
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@146mm, iso400, 1/[email protected]
I have seen roadrunners in the wild but they are gone before I've gotten my camera up to my eye. This one is in the Queens Zoo and was running back and forth in a small area. You can see more bird photos from the Queens Zoo on my Facebook page.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@300mm, 1/[email protected],ISO 8000.
Canon 5DMarkiii, Sigma 24-70@38mm, ISO 100, 1/[email protected]
The short, thick-necked Cattle Egret spends most of its time in fields rather than streams. It forages at the feet of grazing cattle, head bobbing with each step, or rides on their backs to pick at ticks. This stocky white heron has yellow plumes on its head and neck during breeding season. Originally from Africa, it found its way to North America in 1953 and quickly spread across the continent. Elsewhere in the world, it forages alongside camels, ostriches, rhinos, and tortoises—as well as farmers’ tractors.
Canon 5DMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@300mm, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300lens@28mm, iso200, 1/400sec@f13
Canon5D Markiii, Tamron 28-300@251mm, ISO800, 1/60@f10
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@79mm, iso 200, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Canon 28mm lens, ISO200, 1/250@f8
to order the book email [email protected], $19.95+3.95 shipping
Canon 40D, Canon 28-135@28mm,iso250, 1/[email protected]
Nikon D90, Nikon 85mm lens, iso200, 1/50@f8
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28=300@76mm, iso100, 1/6sec@f11
The APA New York arranged for a group of photographers to attend and photograph the performance. It was amazing.
Canon 5dMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@300mm, ISO 20,000, 1/[email protected]
Canon 7D, Canon 70-200@200mm, ISO 400, 1/[email protected]
So many cherry trees and such beauty that they beg to be photographed every year. But how do you create a different interpretation among so many photographs? Here is an attempt.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@222mm, iso100, 1/[email protected]
I was lying on the ground shooting up at the cherry blossoms, when this squirrel peeked in to see what I was doing.
Canon 5DMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@89mm. iso100, 1/100@f9
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300lens@170mm,1/45sec@f22, iso800,
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@55mm, iso1600, 1/[email protected]
It looks like I could walk over to the building but if I tried I would have been in 8 feet of water.
My camera was set up to shoot birds when I fired off this photo so my settings are: iso 640. 1/[email protected].
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@251mm, 1/[email protected], ISO 2000
1. It's not a great picture but I saw it and here is proof.
2. Here is a nice portrait.
3. The wild life acting in its environment.
4. A creative treatment of the wildlife.
I think this picture of a common sparrow falls into category 4. I hope you enjoy it.
Canon 5DMarkiii, Sigma 150-600@600mm, 1/125@f9, iso 400
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@35mm, iso 400, 1/[email protected]
Conon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@100mm, ISO 2500, 1/[email protected].
Iphone 13 pro max, 157mm lens, 1/[email protected], iso 250. sunset, November 17, 2021
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@110mm, iso 100, f5.6@1/125sec.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300 lens@28mm, ISO 100, 1/125@f10, photographed November 18, 2021
I often use my blog, not only to display my photography, but to increase my (and your) knowledge of the subject. I have not been to Africa recently but shot this photo in Sabi Sands Game Reserve, South Africa, in March of 2015.
Canon 7D, Canon 70-200 lens@200mm, iso 800, 1/[email protected].
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@300mm, iso2500, 1/320@f13.
Anna and I followed in the steps of Hudson River School painters and visited Kaaterskill Falls. It was raining and very foggy. After hiking 1/2 mile to the falls we saw nothing but fog. The woods however were beautiful as shown in this photo.
I rarely shoot with my phone but this photo was taken with a Samsung Galaxy S8 cell phone.
In the style of a Saturday Evening Post illustration by Norman Rockwell.
Canon5DMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@28mm, ISO1600, 1/[email protected]
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Canon 5Dmarkiii,Tamron 28-300@146mm, 1/[email protected], ISO 100
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Canon 5Dmark iii, Canon 28mm, ISO 100, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@116mm, ISO 100, 1/80@f8
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Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@ 62mm, 1/[email protected], ISO 800
Canon 5D Markiii, Tamron 28-300@300mm, 1/125@f9, ISO 100.
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Canon 40D, Canon 28-135@130,1/250@f18, ISO 1600, shot handheld in a greenhouse
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Canon 70-200 f2.8 lens@200mm, 1/[email protected], ISO 1600.
Canon 5dMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@35mm, iso 400, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300 lens@55mm, ISO 200, 1/80@f16
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@28mm, iso 320, 1/250@f8
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Sigma 150-600@200mm, iso 640, 1/[email protected] I was shooting birds in flight when I turned the camera to take this shot.
The sky in this photo and the sunburst behind the cab were added for artistic effect. They are not a part of the original scene.
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Canon 40D, Canon 19-35 lens@31mm, iso200, 1/180@f11.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@200mm, iso 100, 1/125@f9.
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Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@28mm, iso 800, 1/800sec@f11
Canon5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@67mm, iso100,1/320 sec@f9
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@154mm, ISO 400, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Canon100mm Macro lens, ISO 400, f2.8@1/640
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Canon 5Dmarkiii, Sigma 150to600 zoom lens @600mm, ISO 1600, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5DMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@300mm, iso 100, 1/[email protected].
Canon 7D, Tamron 16-300, ISO400, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@127mm, ISO 400, 1/5 sec@f36.
This marks my 200th blog. Click on "My photographs" in the upper left corner of this page, then click on the portfolio "blog entries" to see all 200 photos. Thank you for continuing to follow me.
Canon 5DMarkiii, Rokinon 14mm lens, iso50, 2sec@f11
Her life is an open picture (frame) but apparently nobody is interested. Photo shot on Eighth Street, New York City.
Canon 5dMarkiii, Canon 28mm lens, iso 400, 1/250@f8.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@28mm, iso400, 1/[email protected] handheld
Please stay safe in this holiday season.
Conon 5dmarkiii, tamron 28-300@70mm, iso800, 1/[email protected].
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@300mm, iso400, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Canon 70-200w2xextender@370mm, 1/[email protected], iso10000
Canon 40D, 19-35 lens @31mm, iso200, 1/180@f11. Shot May 2011.
The different colo
Canon 5DMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@50mm, iso 100, 1/10@f11
Canon5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@300mm, 1/[email protected], iso 6400
Canon 5dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@76mm, iso800, 5sec@f22.
Samsung Galaxy S8,focal length 4.25mm, iso50, 1/[email protected]
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@37mm, iso100, 1/1600@f8
Canon 5DMarkiii,Canon 28mm lens, iso100, [email protected], 10 stop neutral density filter
Canon 5Dmark iii, Canon 28mm, iso 100, 30sec@f8 with 10 stop neutral density filter.
handheld, Tamron 28-300@50mm, iso1000, 1/200@f20, purposely softened to add a painterly effect.
Canon 5DMarkiii, Canon28mm lens, 1.6sec@f18, iso 100
Canon 5D Mark iii, Tamron 28-300@44mm, 1/800@f8, iso 3200.
1/800@f8,
Although hyenas appear similar to dogs, they are actually more closely related to cats. They live throughout much of Africa and eastwards through Arabia to India. Hyenas are members of their own family (Hyenidae), of which there are only four living species (spotted hyenas, brown hyenas, striped hyenas, and aardwolves). They indeed group with the 'cat branch' (Feloidea) of the order Carnivora, not with the 'dog branch' (Canoidea). So the closest living relatives of hyenas include cats, mongooses, Malagasy mongooses, viverrids (e.g. civets, genets, the binturong...), and the African palm civet.
Photographed in South Africa in March 2015, Canon 7D, Canon 70-200@98mm, 1/[email protected], ISO 320
There was no grand view from this Grand View Point since the entire canyon was filled with fog the day I was there.
Canon 5DMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@28mm, 1/90@f22, iso800
Dante's View was used as a filming location for the 1977 film Star Wars as the characters overlook the fictional Tatooine spaceport of Mos Eisley (which was added into the scene as a matte painting)
I usually prefer color in my photos but this one is more design than content and I felt the color was distracting.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, tamron 28-300@28mm, 1/125 sec@f8, iso 800.
Photo from October 2018 before social distancing.
Why did I post it? It speaks to me.
What does it say? I don't know,
but I like it.
Brooklyn Botanical Garden February 20, 2020
October 2009, Canon 40D, Canon 70-300 lens @168mm, 1/200@f5, iso 500.
Artist's Palette is an area on the face of the Black Mountains noted for a variety of rock colors. These colors are caused by the oxidation of different metals (iron compounds produce red, pink and yellow, decomposition of tuff-derived mica produces green, and manganese produces purple).
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@28mm, ISO 100, f8@1/320.
The location was named after Christian Brevoort Zabriskie, vice-president and general manager of the Pacific Coast Borax Company in the early 20th century. The company's twenty-mule teams were used to transport borax from its mining operations in Death Valley. (from Wikipedia)
You might try to look up the 1970 movie "Zabriskie Point" directed by Michelangelo Antonioni.
Canon 5DMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@28mm, 1/50@f16, iso 100. Photographed March 1, 2020 before we knew there was a Pandemic.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, tamron 28-300@300mm, 1/250@f/8, iso 320.
ISO 400, 1/1500@f8, 100mm lens
The Amaryllis is widely sold in the winter months for their ability to bloom indoors. In the Victorian Language of Flowers amaryllis means "pride".
Canon 5DmarkIII, Canon 100mm Macro Lens, ISO 50, 10sec@f8
In the late 1960s the market for exotic birds in the United States was taking off as more and more people came to enjoy the parrots’ intelligence and sociability. Sensing an opportunity, some 60,000 of Argentina’s monk parrots were rounded up and sent to American pet shops. In 1968 alone, nearly 12,000 monk parrots were brought to the United States.
Exactly how the birds got from being on their way to pet shops to living in the wild in Green-Wood Cemetery, however, is a bit fuzzy.
The most popular version of the story says, an unmarked crate arrived at New York’s JFK Airport in 1967. A curious airport employee opened the mysterious crate to see what was inside. Suddenly, and with quite a flutter, the colorful birds escaped. A similar version states the “curious employee” was actually an individual with mafia ties looking to pilfer whatever was inside the crate.
for more of this story go to: https://untappedcities.com/2015/12/03/daily-what-the-monk-parrots-of-green-wood-cemetery-in-brooklyn/
Canon Eos 40D, Canon 28-135lens@135mm, 1/400@f10, iso 200.
Versus concrete, steel and Bricks,
Central Park Prevails.
I'm not much of a poet but i hope this rough Haiku explains the photo below.
Thank you Colleen Minuick
Canon 5dmarkiii, canon 100-400@400mm, f5.6@1/1500sec, iso 800.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300@28mm, 1/10@f16, iso400.
The Adirondack Park is a part of New York's Forest Preserve in northeastern New York. The park's boundary corresponds with the Adirondack Mountains. Established in 1885, it was the first state preserve of its type in the nation. Unlike most preserves, about 52 percent of the land is privately owned inholdings heavily regulated by the Adirondack Park Agency. This area contains 102 towns and villages, as well as numerous farms, businesses, and an active timber harvesting industry. The year-round population is 132,000, with 200,000 seasonal residents. The inclusion of human communities makes the park one of the great experiments in conservation in the industrialized world. It was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1963. The park's 6.1 million acres include more than 10,000 lakes, 30,000 miles of rivers and streams, and a wide variety of habitats including wetlands and old-growth forests.
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]]>This photo and 2 other of my Park pictures along with Alan Cohen and my book "A Park for ALL People" will be on display at the Soho Photo Gallery, 15 White Street, on July 31 and August 1. The reception will be August 1 from 6-8 PM. The exhibit has been arranged by B&H through their portfolio development program. I will be at the gallery for the reception and I will also be there July 31 at 2:00. I would love to see you there.
This photo and 2 other of my Central Park People photos along with my new book "A Park for ALL People" will be on display at the SOHO PHOTO GALLERY from July 30 to August 1. The reception is August 1 from 6-8 PM. All are invited. If you want to view the pictures before the reception let me know and I will try to meet you there.
Canon 5Dmark3, ISO 1600,1/[email protected], Tamron 28-300@93mm
Tamron 28-300 at 28mm, 100ISO, 1/45sec@f8.
Canon 5dMarkiii, canon 100mm macro lens, .7 sec at f/16, iso 400.
Canon 5dMarkiii, Tamron 28-300@50mm, iso 800, 1/[email protected].
Photographed January 1, 2019 1/[email protected], 270mm, iso 3200.
I apologise for being so crassly commercial today.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300 at 300mm, ISO 3200, 1/[email protected]
The man making large soap bubbles in Central Park was also making a profit by enclosing kids in the bubbles as their parents photographed them. I was just an interloper.
Shot October 13, 2018--No I am not traveling the world constantly so I thought I would start putting dates on my photos.
Canon 5Dmarkiii, Tamron 28-300 at 154mm, ISO100, 1/60@f11
Canon 5Dmarkiii, iso 100, 1/16th at f11, Tamron 28-300 at 50mm. yes I'm using a tripod.
Canon 5Dmark iii, Tamron 28-300 at 28mm, 1 sec at f8, iso 6400.
The Milky Way is the galaxy that contains our Solar System. The descriptor "milky" is derived from the galaxy's appearance from Earth: a band of light seen in the night sky formed from stars that cannot be individually distinguished by the naked eye. The term Milky Way is a translation of the Latin via lactea. It is difficult to see from brightly lit urban or suburban areas, so I have rarely seen it. It's very prominent when viewed from rural areas when the Moon is below the horizon. This photo is the Skyline Arch in Arches National Park, Utah. It was my third try at shooting the Milky Way. The first night it rained, the second night was totally clouded over and on this night the clouds abated for only a few minutes. The arch was lit by Mike Taylor an experienced star and landscape photographer.
Canon 5D Mark III, Rokinon 14mm lens, 30 sec at f2.8, ISO 6400.
Canon 7D,1/30 at f5.6, 28-135 zoom at 109mm, ISO 800
Walking through this site and ducking around and under the steel branches reminded me of walking through nature.
Note the similarities to the above photo in this picture from the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina.
This photo was taken at the Pool in Central Park. The algae is so thick that the turtle is almost completely camouflaged except for that distinguished red ear.
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A closeup of the feathers from another peacock.
This scene of hyacinths looks like a blue stream in a forest of flowers. The lady with the red umbrella is not a model posing in the middle of the stream. She is another tourist walking on another path and viewing the same scene from the opposite side. I was just lucky enough to see her there and get the photograph. See more flowers from the garden in the gallery Keukenhof.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Tamron 28-300 at 50mm, 1/250 at f8, ISO 400.
canon 5d mark iii, 1/180 at f13, tamron 28-300 at 139mm, iso 3200
Canon 5DmarkIII, 1/1000 at f11, ISO 400, Tamron 28-300 at 106mm
Canon 7D 85mm, 1/80th at f11, ISO 250
canon 7D, 1/400th at f8, 50mm lens, ISO 100.
It is not far from the truth. The pouch suspended from the lower half of the pelican’s long, straight bill really can hold up to three times more than the stomach. In addition to being used as a dip net, the pouch holds the pelican’s catch of fish until the accompanying water—as much as three gallons— is squeezed out. During this time, laughing gulls may hover above the pelican, or even sit on its bill, ready to steal a fish or two. Once the water is out, the pelican swallows the fish and carries them in its esophagus. The pouch also serves as a cooling mechanism in hot weather and as a feeding trough for young pelicans
This brown pelican with a wingspan of almost 7 feet was photographed over the Pacific Ocean in Ixtapa, Mexico.
Canon 40D, 28-135 canon zoom lens at 35mm, ISO 400, 1/200 at f5.6.
Canon 40D,Canon 28-135 zoom at 109mm, 1/250at f20, ISO 1600.
Canon 5Dmark111, ef70-200 with 2x extender at 400mm, 1/[email protected], ISO 1600.
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Central Park in Bronze (www.centralparkinbronze.com) is a website devoted exclusively to the statues and other ornamental artwork in Central Park. Created by a group of tour guides, the site provides a virtual tour of the art in New York City’s premier park.
I am one of the creators of the website capturing each piece of art in a variety of views, including pictures in different seasons and close-ups that show fine details. The photographs are available for purchase through the website.
In addition to photographs, the website offers information about each statue, its creator, materials, and history including the life of the person depicted, as well as a map of the exact location. The website writers, Alan Cohen and Lyall Croft along with editor Laurie Lewis expand on topics of interest in a blog. Visitors to the website can sign up to receive notification when a new blog is posted. The website is designed by Debra Harley.
More information is available through the Contact page of the website. http://www.centralparkinbronze.com
We need your help to get this website seen. Please visit the website, send a comment on the contact page, subscribe to the blog, and view several pages. We would appreciate your support in clicking on the website daily to help bring it to the top of search engines. If response is great enough we would like to publish a more comprehensive book on the Central Park Monuments.
Canon 5D, 1/60 at f8, 135mm lens, iso 400.
It's always a challenge to get a good picture of a bird in flight. this brown pelican was flying around at Hanna Park near Jacksonville, Florida. Picture taken with a Canon 7D and a Tamron 16-300 zoom lens at 300mm, 1/1250 at f8, iso 400.
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In December I had the privilege to sail the American Virgin Islands with 6 other friends. We awoke this morning with a double rainbow. I only got a picture of one of them. For those of you inteested in such things, this photo was taken with a Canon 7D and a Tamron 16-300 lens at 55mm. ISO of 400. 1/2000 at f9. The fast shutter speed to compensate for the rocking of the boat that I was on.
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Captain Amy of the two-masted, gaff topsail schooner ARGIA, sailing out of Mystic, CT. The ARGIA was built in 1986 to be used as a tourism and charter vessel. In the background is the drawbridge of Mystic, Connecticutt. Anna and I spent part of our 53rd anniversary vacation on a 2 1/2 hour sail on the waters of Fishers Island Sound. See other photos from the trip in the gallery 'Mystic, CT".
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Thanks to Helen Pine. This bird is not a tern it is a Laughing Gull
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]]>On this Father's Day I thought I would post a picture of a happy family. Actually I did not talk to these Zebras and I don't know that they are father and son but since today os Father's Day I am using my imagination. In March I had the privilege of travelling to South Africa with my wife Anna. These zebras are enjoying the drinking water less than 100 yards from where we stayed. If you enjoy the picture please leave a comment.
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