Virginia Rail

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rickyred

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The four chicks had separated, two with each parent. The stayed far enough apart to were I could not get a full family picture. R.J
 

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rickyred said:
The four chicks had separated, two with each parent. The stayed far enough apart to were I could not get a full family picture. R.J
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Wow! Lucky you! I've gotten many photographs of rails, but never the babies. Great series !
 
Great shots. I have never gotten satisfactory shots of a baby and only ID shots of an adult. I call Virginia rails the phantoms of the Edmonds marsh.
 
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