Fishing at dawn, I suddenly noticed that duns were gathering on my legs just at waterline, head in the water while the females were dropping their packages of egs on the water. Never seen this phenomenon before. - GFFpix - share your best flyfishing pictures - Global FlyFisher

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Fishing at dawn, I suddenly noticed that duns were gathering on my legs just at waterline, head in the water while the females were dropping their packages of egs on the water. Never seen this phenomenon before.


Denmark, Holme A, Hovborg Camping stretch.

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Camera manufacturer Canon 
Camera model Canon DIGITAL IXUS 55 
Exposure time 1/60 s 
Lens focal length 6 mm 
Lens aperture f 5.6 
Date and time of original 2006-09-16 18:58 


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