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Hi All,
Such great weather we had (In Sydney) over the weekend, that my wife said 'we haven't been to The Entrance to see the pelicans for a while'. She just loves those birds... Thought it was a good idea for a drive and a few pics. Anyway, here are some to C&C. Thanks Bill. All taken with D200 and 70-200VR #1 
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Bummer about that shadow on his beak in the first one.... but its still great... I like them all....but lurve that last one!!!
The last thing I want to do is hurt you... but it's still on the list...
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