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    Hi all, just posting a quick image of a Peregrine Falcon I stumbled across yesterday. It wasn't the easiest of shots to capture as it was perched high up on a church spire, but I'm very pleased with the results. Appreciate its not the best setting for an image, but I had to capture the moment !

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    The peregrine was quite high, but I think you made quite a pleasing and interesting image. I love how the peregrine blends in with the perch and the extended wing. Well done with what you had to work with.
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    Thanks for the comments Marina. It was high, so high in fact I couldn't get the angle when mounted to the tripod.

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    Hi Simon

    Yes, I think you done well here considering the position of the bird, it looks good though on that perch and the HA facing downwards makes it appealing

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    Love the moss covered perch (Spire) and the pose is excellent.

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    Pretty cool image, Simon. The look and pose of the Falcon really make the shot. I like the interesting perch too.
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    I like it too. Neat perch, and composed the image expertly. Good thing it lowered it's head a bit to prevent merging with the top rock!

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    Thanks all for the comments. Really appreciate them all.

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    I like the perch and the pose, angle is a bit steep and I'd prefer a tighter crop

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