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Turtle Diaries
Lens: DA* 1:2.8 200mm Camera: K10D Photo Location: Eno River, NC, USA 
Posted By: baro-nite, 08-31-2011, 05:28 PM

Unusually clear water today.

COWABUNGAAAAA!

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I AM ONE BAAAADASS TURTLE



Dance of the turtles



D'OH!

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08-31-2011, 05:57 PM   #2
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Nice pics! What kind of fish is that on the bottom in the first pic?


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Nice pics! What kind of fish is that on the bottom in the first pic?...
No idea. Saw loads of sunfish and a few cats, but I didn't get a good look at that one -- was paying more attention to the turtle!
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I like turtles...those are really nice shots, love #2. Every time I try turtles, they disappear.
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Looks like they were celebrating that Irene had left. Fun shots to view. Bob
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Every time I try turtles, they disappear.
Unlike squirrels! I was surprised they let me get this close, although most of them would still duck under after a shutter click. #2 is a 100% crop, so I wasn't actually that close.

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Looks like they were celebrating that Irene had left. Fun shots to view.
Thanks Bob! Was hoping for birds yesterday; spent some time creeping around trying to get a look at a pair of pileated woodpeckers I could hear but not see except for an occasional glimpse. Fortunately the turtles were more cooperative.
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Amazing shots! I love these!! How lucky to see so many in one place in just the right circumstances of light and water. wow!

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Thanks tessfully -- 'twas indeed lucky. Of course, part of good luck of this kind is having the camera at the ready.
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