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    This is the only "rare" warbler I've gotten this year -- or at least one that's uncommon in our area. I posted another frame of him back in April. Like nuthatches, he has a habit of perching upside down as he gleans the tree trunk. The light was starting to get bright by the time I got this frame, but I liked the pose.

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    Excellent catch on the nuthatch-like pose. Great warbler to photograph. I like how you handled the shadows.

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    Thats different Bill ! An upside down Warbler indeed. I like the composition on this but can,treally explain why. !
    Great stuff anyway
    John

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    Beautiful shot, Bill! I like the pose and the gradient BG! TFS

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    What a fun image and pose, esp the way the bird is looking down. Comp works well!
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    Great finding and it shows the field mark yellow throat pretty good, Bill.

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    Unique capture of this beautiful rare visitor. I think you handled the light very well.




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    Thanks everyone.

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