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Common Loon, Back Creek, Kennebunk Maine<\/p><\/div>\n

After spending way too much time on the computer yesterday, attempting to iron out the wrinkles in my new URLs for my blogs (including this one), I made a run out and about to see what I could find to photograph. This Common Loon is another bird I used to see a lot at the mouth of the local rivers and along the coast…but it has become rare now…if I see more than 10 in a winter that is a good winter. This is my first for this winter. The panel captures some of the poses of a winter loon. You might notice that the sun went behind a cloud between the top two shots and the bottom two. Sony RX10iv at 600mm equivalent (cropped to about 1200mm equivalent). Program mode. Processed in Polarr and assembled in FrameMagic.<\/p>\n

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