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Finally caught the a dream shot: Turtle and the sardine run in Moalboal
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Finally caught the a dream shot: Turtle and the sardine run in Moalboal

Sony A7IV / 12-24f4 / Sea Frogs Housing

u/benfreediver — 10 hours ago
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Chestnut-breasted Coronet at Fundo Alto Nieva, San Martín, Perú

The hummingbird feeders at Fundo Alto Nieva always create amazing opportunities. This Chestnut-breasted Coronet paused for a few seconds, revealing its beautiful mix of iridescent greens and rich chestnut tones.

Despite their tiny size, hummingbirds are incredibly fast and territorial. Photographing them requires patience, quick reflexes, and many failed shots before capturing the perfect instant in front of the flowers.

🇬🇧 Chestnut-breasted Coronet
🔬 Boissonneaua matthewsii
🇪🇸 Colibrí de Pecho Castaño
🗺️ Fundo Alto Nieva, San Martín, Perú 🇵🇪
📅 2025

u/iechega — 11 hours ago
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Shy little harbor seal

I’ve spent a long time walking the same route - and taken note of where the like to hang out. But it’s always a rough spot and they like to dive away after staring. Usually they will continue to peek out and I finally got a good shot of one!

Nikon D3400 | ISO 400 | 450mm | f8 | 1/2000s

u/SubduedRaven — 15 hours ago
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Some Wildlife pics from the past month. Which is your favorite?

Shot on Sony A7iv with Tamron 150-500 lens

u/MrPC5DR — 20 hours ago
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Time, Etched. Chobe, Botswana [OC]

Would love to hear from this community what emotion does this evoke on first look? And what changes, if anything, as you look at it longer?

u/roshan-panjwani — 18 hours ago