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    Default double-banded plover (Charadrius bicinctus)

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    Hi All
    This was taken a week or so ago, theses little birds migrate between the South Island of New Zealand and Australia most have since returned to NZ for the summer breeding season.
    I hope you enjoy the image.
    All comments welcome.
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    Graeme
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    Spectacular image in beautiful lights. Love the pose, beautiful colors, nice feather details, low shooting angle and BG which looks likes sky with clouds.
    Superb composition.

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    Satish.

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    Graeme:

    Such a round little fellow. Enough angle to the sun that it gave him a nice sense of form/shape. Good shooting angle and sense of depth because of texture/mounds in sand.

    Whites well controlled.

    Cheers

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    Nice warm light you have got here, lovely image.

    Cheers, Tom

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    Nice light and warm tones throughout. The sand mounds add interest but I think I would tone down the oof one just above the main peek. Yours are arriving for summer breeding season while ours are moving through to head for warmer winter locales.

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    Lovely relaxed bird in a very nice soft light, I like everything about this first class shot.

    Keith.

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    Great light, like everything about the image, I might crop a tiny bit off the top though.

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