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    Default Ruddy-capped Nightingale-Thrush

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    This one loves to sing and itīs quite common at middle elevations. I made this image recently during a trip to a highland area in Costa Rica.
    The background could be very busy for some photographers but I like as it shows the natural habitat where this bird lives. Also, this is a drab bird, with a solid colour BG it would not make sense for me

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    Small crop for compo.
    Audio used to attract this bird.
    Tripod

    Thanks for looking.

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    Magnificent image of Thrush with orange colored mandible. Nice pose. I like the claw of one holding the perch and other is just resting on the tip of perch.
    I do not mind busy BG but dark back blob at LUC can be toned down. All in all excellent.

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    Lovely image Juan. Well done capturing this

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    I too like the foot positions. Good comp. The BG is OK, borderline too busy (IMO) but still effective. For sure I'd add some colour to the black corner above left.

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    A very cute bird indeed Juan. I like the singing pose and HA. Agree with Dan's suggestions.

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    It looks like the bird is a little scruffy and worn...but presenting an ideal pose. The dark corner can be tamed. A very nice image.

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    Nice looking bird a very active position with a singing beak
    nice one

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    Great shot of a bird that is really hard to get out in the open! Congrats.

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