Migrating Wilson's Warbler

I haven't posted for a while but I've been lurking! I captured this male Wilson's warbler (a fall migrant) in my backyard near my water feature. Converted and sharpened in Capture NX2, cropped in ACR, (60% of full frame), NR on BG with Topaz Denoise then a little more sharpening on the bird with usm. C&C welcome.

Camera Model: NIKON D300, handheld
Shutter speed: 1/640 sec
Aperture: 5.6
Exposure mode: Manual
Flash: Off
Metering mode: Multi-segment
ISO: 1600
Lens: VR 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D
Focal length: 400mm
Focal length: 600mm (in 35mm film)
VR Image Stabilization: On
AF mode: AF-C

dan this is beautiful image. i really miss my 80-400 since it gone broke off on a trip year ago. beautiful image

Nice pose and great colors.. I would take some off the top to strengthen comp.

Wonderful job on this, Dan. Agree on taking a bit off the top to feature him better.

Very nice, Dan. I've tried several times to capture this species, but have never gotten one out in the open. You not only got a clear view of him, but got a fine pose and nice perch to boot. Ditto the crop suggestions. It seems on my screen that the image may be just a bit too blue, giving the bird a greenish cast (check the little white patch near the back), but perhaps that's his natural coloration. Well done.

Thanks for the nice comments and suggestions guys! In the repost, I cropped tighter and down from the top (keeping the 8x10 ratio). As for the green on the back, it is right for the species, but, after looking, I decided the yellows weren't as yellow as they should be, so I applied a curves layer and a selective color layer, toning down the blues and pumping up the yellows. This seems to dup what I saw in the bird. What do you think?

Color looks better to me. The little "white" spot near the back still shows something like 204-226-247 using ColorPic, but probably that "white" spot isn't really white after all. A fine image.