What a Catch

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• Pixmaniaque (2624)
• [2007-03-14 4:42]

Hi Aadiil,

Great scene well captured. it's not easy to see and catch it ! Excellent timing and good reflexe.
Very well seen
best regards
Pascal

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• hay_kes (56990)
• [2007-03-14 8:06]

Hi Aadiil,
Very nice compo.Good timing and moment.TFS.
Best wishes.

hAyAti

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• WTS (1405)
• [2007-03-14 8:48]

HI Aadiil, not only a good catch for the duck, but for your also.
Nice detail you got on minimal notice, it looks like you got this just as it broke surface.
TFS and your notes on this.
Wayne

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• coquelicot79 (8126)
• [2007-03-14 20:18]

Bonjour Aadiil,
Beautiful catch for you and duck. But I think that it is you who had the most merit to have to think than it was going to arise and have patience this moment. Beautiful nstantaneous, cheer !
TFS
Corinne

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• hamperium (0)
• [2007-03-15 2:01]

what a catch by Aadiil Jamal
nice shot
i like the catch

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• puffy (16617)
• [2007-03-15 6:44]

Oh yes, that's a catch... hey, why is it tonite so many member have a big catch but me? lol... Aadiil, this is very well capture my friend, nice timing and lighting, thanks for sharing

Cheers,
Sweety

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• harpya (9777)
• [2007-03-16 8:12]

Hi Aadiil,

Great action shot.
Excellent timing and good reflexe, you had patience in his wait to return the surface and to give this beautiful close.
Congratulations


Sérgio

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• sranjan (286)
• [2007-03-18 12:11]

It's cormorant, not duck. Scientific name is (Phalacrocorax fuscicollis). This bird, also called Indian Shag, is a locally common breeding resident. It is found in wetlands of India.

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• MLINES (8484)
• [2007-03-22 2:41]

Hi Aadill. Well timed capture both by the bird and yourself! Good clarity of this part of nature's food cycle. Good work. Murray.

PS This would be ideal on TrekNature too.