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    Default Juvenile Roseate Spoonbill

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    Though not as striking as the colors of the adults, I love the soft pastels of the younger non-breeding spoonbills. This was a pretty good winter for spoonbill photography in SW Florida. Any and all suggestions welcomed.

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    I think the photo looks great, although there appears to be a small dust spot (or something?) just to the right of the eye, love the angle and killer background

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    Yes on the dust spot. Love the light you captured here. Excellent details and pose. I wish there was more room all around the bird.

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    nice shot,pleasant light,good IQ,like the pose and the water coming off the bill.

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    Nice pose and lighting. Maybe a little more room all around.

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    EXP and framing nice. It is a bit too tight overall for me as you have lost the virtual feet. Face could go a bit brighter. Lovely still blue water BKGR. The single raised feather on the back is a mild distraction. Head angle is perfect. All in all well done.
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