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Bittern

This Bittern showed at Far Ings and I was very happy to get one close. Unfortunately, this Bittern timed it just right to arrive as the sun dropped so there was barely any light!! Sorry about the small size as it was a larger file to normal and I had a job shrinking it.

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Filename:	DSC_0054.jpg
Album name:	Matthew Taylor / Rare Birds in Lincolnshire
Photographer Name::	Matthew Taylor - www.emmog-photos.co.uk
Date and Lincs Location::	15/11/09
Camera Type and Info::	Nikon D1x and Sigma 170-500mm
Filesize:	124 KiB
Date added:	Nov 16, 2009
Dimensions:	489 x 500 pixels
Displayed:	157 times
URL:	http://www.lincsbirdclub.co.uk/album/displayimage.php?pid=11449
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