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    Something different. I got to spend a bit of time with this unique bird in beautiful morning light and decided to try a few habitat/environment shots. I quite like how this one turned out but would be interested to here the views of others (as I am very new to this and very open to frank feedback :))

    Location: Devon, South Africa
    Date taken: 18 January 2014
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    Canon EOS 7D
    400mm f2.8 (1.4 extender)
    ISO 400
    Shutter speed 1/2500
    F stop 4
    Exposure bias -0.3

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    Richard I like the environment idea even with the bird partly obscured by the grasses on which it looks like it's feeding, there is something about the beak that looks a bit odd maybe a grass seed but I can't quite make it out, all in all the sort of image that appeals to me.

    Keith.

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    Great habitat image. My suggestion is that the bird seems to be a bit low in the frame.

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    I like the habitat but there is just too much of it blocking the bird for me. Nice vision. Keep em coming Richard

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    Thanks for the comments Raybel, Keith and David! Appreciate it!
    Keith, yes it is a grass seed.

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