Rhombus Field snipe
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Gorgeous markings.
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Yes. Easy to see in the snows, but not otherwise.
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Very nice! Really stands out in the snow!
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Great shot!… which makes you even better as a professional sniper! 🙂
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Thanks Tom. 🙂
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That beautiful bird again! Great photo.
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Thank you.
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As youngster I thought the Snipe was a mythical creature in search of which older boys sent new boy scouts. Not until my 30s was I introduced to the haunting sound of the real and ventriloquistic Snipe as it dove from high in the sky. Your rhombous friend is beautiful.
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