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Desmond Road, just north of the Consumnes River Preserve near Thornton, CA, is a favorite site to photograph migratory birds as they make their way south for the winter. This particular day was overcast, cold, and wet. I was in my car and began taking a few photos of this group of Greater White-fronted geese. As I was about to drive off, I noticed an approaching goose that was decending towards the group. Just as the one was about to land, the one in front began to rear up. I selected this shot from a short burst as a good example of a wildlife Photo Bomb.
Nikon D810
Nikkor 200-500mm f5.6
1/2500
f5.6, +1 EV
ISO 400
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Uninvited Company
Photographer: Warren Cooper
aretireddpo3 | Feb 8, 2018
Views: 36
Dimensions: 2394x1592
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Filed Under: Picture This: Birds
