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Green Bee Eater
I have shifted house this month.
The shift is from Flat#204 to Flat#203, on the same floor.
The east side has lot of trees and I have started seeing birds..the winter has started here.
Saw this GBE this morning. I've let the cob web stay.
7D, 400 f/5.6L
1/2000s, f/5.6, ISO-800,0 Ev
LR3+CS6

Thanks for your C&C.
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Publisher
I love, love, love the delicate look and simple design of this image, the soft greys, and the soft greens. Is the bird a Green Bee-ater?
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Arthur, thanks a lot for your comments.
Its a Green Bee Eater (Merops orientalis).
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Delightful ! Cobwebs and all !!
JR
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Beautiful image I love the way the breast feathers partly cover the perch and the lovely almost pastel colours.
Keith.
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Wildlife Moderator
Hi Prabir, lovely, soft, muted colours on this, killer BKG IMHO, just wished to see it bigger, to appreciate it. 
TFS
Steve
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Very nice image. Agree on the beautiful greens and greys. Not too sure about the bright back over the darker chest chin area but its a pleasing image overall.
TFS
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Hi Prabir, I like the space you have given the BE, and Im glad you left the spider's web. Killer BG.
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Johny, Keith, Steve, Shane, Stuart - thanks a lot for your comments.