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Sweet shots of the barn swallows, Eddie! I only ever seem to find them in flight, and have yet to get more than just a blue-and-rust-colored blur.
Great shots, something I can’t even aspire to. Love the one with the landing gear down.
Beautiful! I’ve only seen them “in flight.” And it’s been impossible to get any kind of photo. They certainly are beautiful birds.