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    Default Yellow-rumped Warbler

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    This was taken last week at a local conservation area down the street from the house. One twig was removed at the fork in the branch. All C&Cs are welcome and appreciated.

    Canon 1D MK IV
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    N ie image of a female, Jim. I like the pose, sharpness and the exposure looks good.

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    A steep angle but still a good shot with very nice detail.

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    Great light on this one. Nice pose and HA and the detail is beautiful. I like the angled perch and really like the BG. Well done

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    Nice BG and decent Head turn and lovely details
    good one

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    Lovely! I like the way the branch and BG colors match the brown in the bird so well.

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    Looks good overall, and I like the subtly marbled BG. I do wish for separation between the belly and branch. Often times with long pale edges on folded primaries to the wings the sharpening appears very strong so I hold off sharpening that area.

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    Very nice shot.
    Nice light, great pose, excellent details, and great comp.
    Well done.

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    Thanks for the comments and suggestions.

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