Dangers of off camera flash
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you think that's bad - just ask the kingfisher photographers - the number of times they set everything up all ready and hidden for that little bird to appear - then the darn thing goes and lands on their flash or lens! 
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Haha unfortunate
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Oh my. The bird was sitting on the flash when it went off. It scared the crap out of the bird literally. LOL Hey at least it wipes off. 
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Thankfully, a small bird. 
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This happened to me as well this evening, on my inbuilt flash!! How it missed me I'll never know ...
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