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Inca Terns, Pucu Sana, Peru<\/p><\/div>I am back from my 20 days in South America…first in Peru and on the Amazon River, and then in Ecuador and the Galapagos. I am not sure I am going to try to catch up here. You will have to take it on trust that I took at least one picture each day and could have posted it if I had had internet. \ud83d\ude42 I actually took about 12000 exposures and came back with about 1200 keepers. <\/p>\n

These are Inca Terns…certainly one of the most striking of the world’s tern family…from a fishing boat off Pucu Sana, Peru. Our visit to Pucu Sana was sandwiched in between the Amazon and the Galapagos, and for those of us who went on to the islands, was just an appetizer. Though they do not have Inca Terns on the Galapagos. \ud83d\ude42 <\/p>\n

Sony Rx10iii at 600mm equivalent field of view. My custom action mode with continuous focus to cope with the motion of the boat. Processed in Polarr on my iPad Pro. <\/p>\n

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