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eft

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Thousands of Dunlin (a sandpiper species) form a murmuration that is constantly changing shape and direction as they evade predators like peregrine falcons and merlin. Off Brunswick Point, Delta, British Columbia, Canada.



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Wow, that's a nice image. Getting interesting shots of flocks of birds is a lot harder than one would think. Much less catching them this time of day with that sky. Really a nice shot.
 
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NorthernFocus said:
Wow, that's a nice image. Getting interesting shots of flocks of birds is a lot harder than one would think. Much less catching them this time of day with that sky. Really a nice shot.
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Thanks Dan - we are lucky to be on the Pacific Flyway and dunlin frequently oblige!

Rick S said:
Amazing shot.
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Rookie Roy said:
Very nice Eft!
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jfredrick said:
Love it! (y)
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Woodyg3 said:
Fantastic
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Lance B said:
Wonderful shot!
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Thank you all !
 
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Irap said:
Amazing shot eft. 👍
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Ralph said:
Beautiful Shot! 👍👍👍
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Patrick M said:
Great shot!
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cchuck said:
Is it just me or does it look like the Dunlins are trying to make a "Z"? Excellent work to capture that image!
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K9Kirk said:
Very cool, nice capture!
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Gaduf said:
Excellent capture eft ,
Thanks for sharing, and I have learned something new with the term 'murmuration',
Regards
Gavin
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Thanks everyone!
 
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