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    Default Turquoise-browed Motmot

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    This is Nicaragua's national bird but is very common on some parts of the north western Pacific side in Costa Rica.

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    Minor tweaks in LR.

    Thanks for looking.

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    Gorgeous bird Juan Carlos. Light looks a bit tricky but you have handled the scene very well. I would tone down the brightest patch top left corner. Regards, Ian

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    That's one pretty bird Juan! Love the composition and colors displayed here. TFS!

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    Sweet BG colors and look back pose.

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    Great pose, comp, bg. Tough tropical lighting handled well. Nicely done, Juan Carlos.

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    Beautiful bird and pose. Agree with Bill on toning down LUC.

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    Many thanks guys for your advise. I will post a repost with the corrections!

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    Really nice shot, good profile and amazing looking bird. Yes the highlights are bright, but I like it natural like that.

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