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    Great Crested Grebe Photographed Feeding Fish to Its Young●Great Crested Grebe with a fish going to feed it's young. 📷 # FujiFilm # XT5 🔭XF70-300mm # Photography # Nature # BirdsMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife243 d ago

    A wildlife photographer has shared images of a great crested grebe carrying a fish to feed its chicks on a UK canal. The shots, taken with a Fujifilm XT5 and a 70-300mm lens, are being shared among bird photography and nature communities, drawing praise for capturing the parental feeding behaviour in detail.

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    Wildlife photographer shares elegant bird shot from Helgoland●Eleganz | Fuji XT5 | XF150-600mmF5.6-8 #Photography #FujiFilm #SeascapePhotography #Nature #NaturePhotography #BirdPhotoMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife161 d ago

    A photographer has shared a bird photograph taken on Helgoland, shot on a Fujifilm X-T5 with the XF150-600mm lens. The image, tagged as seascape and nature photography, is drawing modest appreciation from viewers for its elegant capture of wildlife against the coastal backdrop of the German North Sea island.

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    Autumn photography shot on Fuji XT5 with Viltrox lens●Herbst | Fuji XT5 | Viltrox 75mmF1.2 #Photography #FujiFilm #Nature #NaturePhotography #BloomScrolling #AutumnMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife62 d ago

    A photographer has shared an autumn nature image captured with a Fujifilm XT5 camera and a Viltrox 75mm F1.2 lens, tagging it under nature and autumn photography topics. The shot is drawing engagement from wildlife and nature photography enthusiasts who follow seasonal photo sharing.

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    Sunset shots from a UK canal evening shared online●Two more from the same evening. 📷 # FujiFilm # XT5 🔭XF18-120mm # Photography # Nature # Outdoors # UK # Sunset # CanalsMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife74 d ago

    A photographer has posted two more images from an evening shoot along a UK canal, taken with a Fujifilm X-T5 camera and XF18-120mm lens. The pictures capture sunset colours and reflections on the water, and are being shared with photography and nature communities interested in British canal landscapes.