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June 25, 2008
San Diego Zoo Wild Animal Park Animals
I've been looking back over the photos I took at the San Diego Zoo Wild Animal Park this past spring and have been putting together a set of photos of the various animals at the park, both of the feathered and furry kind. Animals make such great subjects to photograph - for a start, they are a lot less critical of how they look in the photo than are people!
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