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    Default Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater

    This is a reasonably common honeyeater in Australia south of the tropic of Capricorn, and most prolific in drier woodlands.
    Thanks for looking, Greg.

    Alice Springs, Australia, April 2013. D800, 300 2.8, 1.7TC, f8, 1/500, ISO360, -2/6EV.


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    Good one, Greg. Love the light, inquisitive pose, perch and bg. No nits.

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    Great looking bird, you have captured it in full details
    superb exposure, nice BG

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    Hi Greg, lots of colour and detail to look at on this fellow, especially the way he has posed. Well placed in the frame looking out into space, and I do like the smooth BG.

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    A striking bird well photographed. Sharp and very colorful, great bg.

    Jack

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    Oh wow, never seen anything like that Greg!

    Smooth, but not monotone background is a big plus. I don't think you could have placed him in a better location on the perch.

    Miguel

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    What a lovely colorful species! Great details, perch, BG & light.

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    I agree with every compliment offered thus far. Gorgeous image of a pretty spectular looking bird, never mind how common or uncommon it is. I've no suggestions for improvement. The image is perfect imo.

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    Fantastic. Wonderful pose, colors and background.

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    beautiful portrait! tack sharp with great perch & BG

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    Terrific image.
    Great looking bird and excellent details.
    Very well done.

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    Excellent image.Very nice inquisitive pose,beautiful colors,nice perch and composition.

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    awesome shot Greg.
    Interesting bird with great detail on the plumage. Pose perch and background all work well together

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