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Today I went to the Snug River mouth, high tide so not much going on bird wise until this Native Hen popped its head above the grass on the waters edge with a mouth full of grass pieces.
Too much lens and had to just get the head and as much as possible of the rest of the bird.
In the distance I saw another Native Hen swimming across the river mouth with a similar lot of grass, it was too far away to make a good shot.
I decided to leave the car and walk towards the river mouth and wait.
Within 10 minutes another Native Hen took the plunge into the river and I got this result.
They may not be able to fly but they can swim really well.
Too much lens and had to just get the head and as much as possible of the rest of the bird.
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In the distance I saw another Native Hen swimming across the river mouth with a similar lot of grass, it was too far away to make a good shot.
I decided to leave the car and walk towards the river mouth and wait.
Within 10 minutes another Native Hen took the plunge into the river and I got this result.
You can only see EXIF info for this image if you are logged in.
They may not be able to fly but they can swim really well.
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