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27th November 2010
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Looking east, looking west.
Sometimes when I go out shooting, I forget all about what's going on around me, and just look straight ahead.
If I take my time and look around, normally there is just as much happening behind me, as in front of me.
Coming up on sunset at Crex Meadows in Wisconsin, An almost full moon had come up in the southeastern sky while the sun was setting in the west. Crex is known for having a large population of Sandhill Cranes during the migration period. These shots were a little early for mass amounts of birds, but I feel that I came away with a couple of good ones.
The camera used for these was a Canon XSi with a Canon 400 f5.6 lens.
Looking east.
Looking west.
About a month and a half later, the migration was in full swing. They reported that there were about 8000 sandhills in the area on the weekend I took this.
Thanks for looking. &n 
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