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Swan Reflections

By Woody1075
I was having a cup of tea on the sofa when i looked out of the front room doors and saw a male and female swan swimming towards me. I had the camera in the bedroom so i rushed off to collect it and took a few snaps. I think this is the male because of the more orange beak. (the other swan's was quite pale).

The river was very calm and so the reflections showed up very well. I would post the other swan (female?) too but i can only post once a day.

Shot direct from the camera with no processing.

Tags: General Wildlife and nature

Voters: NaturesHaven, JuBarney, cptdaniel and 3 more


Uploaded:
7 Apr 2013 6:25PM
Camera:
Canon EOS 60D
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Lens:
55.0 - 250.0 mm (35 mm equivalent: 86.5 - 393.2 mm)
Shutter Speed:
1/2000s
Aperture:
f/5.6
ISO:
500
Focal Length:
171.0 mm
Location:
51.376022, 0.477063
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Comments


Woody1075 5 United Kingdom
7 Apr 2013 6:40PM
Dunno why but it looks pixilated on here. It's very clear on my screen and iPad???!!

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JuBarney 7 26 3 United Kingdom
7 Apr 2013 6:46PM
A lovely shot & looks fine to me on here.
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SteveNZ 9 4 5 United Kingdom
23 Oct 2015 9:06PM
I saw a Medway council sign by the River in Rochester the other day with information on local bird life - it states that the way to tell gender of swans is that the male swan has a larger knob than the female on its beak.

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