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There are many Roadrunners active at Bosque del Apache this year. This happens to be one that I have photographed before. It hunts along the canal and in the brush almost out to the Boardwalk trail head on the South Loop, and is often visible from the road. It was the first of a dozen or more I saw on one mid-morning loop. I guess I was just tuned for Roadrunners that day. Sony RX10iv at 600mm equivalent. The bird was on the passenger side of the car, and I had to shoot out the open window…which meant I had to use the LCD and hold the camera up far enough to get over the bottom window sill. It was very awkward and I am surprised I got an image this sharp. It is all down to the image stabilization on the RX10. 1\/640th @ ISO 100 @ f4. Processed in Polarr.<\/p>\n

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