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Reader photography: Birdlife

Reader's photographs of birds (Photo: Hayley Follett)

WHEN WE ASKED OUR readers to send us their best bird photograph, we were flabbergasted by the flock of submissions.

The results are in: CLICK HERE to see the finest feathered photography as shot by you — the AG readers.

If your photo hasn’t made it into this campaign, keep your eyes peeled for our next call for submissions. In the meantime, you can share photos with the Australian Geographic community instantly when you join our Flickr group.

Tweet! Tweet! Once you’ve viewed all the birds, tweet us your favourite to @ausgeo on Twitter, or let us know on Facebook.

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