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    Captured this spot-breasted woodpecker doing some feather maintenance. Taken just before noon.

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    Here's another shot if interested: https://flic.kr/p/odRy6h

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    Beautiful pose and colors! Love the way you framed it! TFS

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    What a beaut! Love the colors and clarity, well done!

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    Excellent image. Very nice preening pose, beautiful colors, great details and nice composition.

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    Like the vibrant colors here. You handled the mid-day sun nicely.
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    Lovely colored woodpecker. Nice preening pose. You did do a real nice job balancing the light with the fill flash.

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    Beautiful preening pose. Just a bit tight in the frame for my taste.

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    A striking bird, and you got it in a pleasing preening pose. IMO this image would have lent itself better with a looser horizontal comp - highly subjective of course.

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    Thanks Daniel. You think so even with the vertical perch ?
    Here's a looser, horizontal crop.

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    Isn't the eye partially covered by the nictitating membrane?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gary Hamilton View Post
    Isn't the eye partially covered by the nictitating membrane?
    Yeah, it is.

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