Some Webbed Feet.
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Lovely shots, great timing in no 2, like the way they're swimming together 
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Here goes.....
* Frac grabs his cajones*.......these are nowhere near your usual standard mate.The swans back looks blown to buggery as do the young geese,I hope they are young geese otherwise i`ll look a right nob.........
Cormarant is ok`ish...nothing special really.
Sorry Cedric, but they are my honest thoughts,none intended at all.
* Frac grabs his cajones*.......these are nowhere near your usual standard mate.The swans back looks blown to buggery as do the young geese,I hope they are young geese otherwise i`ll look a right nob.........
Cormarant is ok`ish...nothing special really.
Sorry Cedric, but they are my honest thoughts,none intended at all.
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LOL. Them geese is white ducks frac - sometimes known as Pekin Ducks and probably originating from China. Quite a common site in the UK.
As for the highlights being blown, I exposed for the highlights on these so I'm pretty confident they're not blown so I'd check your monitor mate. No probs though - you're entitled to your opinion.
As for the highlights being blown, I exposed for the highlights on these so I'm pretty confident they're not blown so I'd check your monitor mate. No probs though - you're entitled to your opinion.
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