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    Captured this a few days ago in our usual dismal lighting conditions. Noise reduction on BG, none on bird.
    Nikon D4, 500mm, 1/1250@F7.1, ISO 5000, tripod and blind.

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    I like the inquisitive pose, sharpness, BG and composition. The perch has a little too much going on for me but that is where he chose to land. Nice image Roy.

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    Fantastic bird, love the sharp eye and inquisitive look. The perch is not my favorite and I would place a different one if I would had a chance! I would boost exposure a tad. TFS

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    nice one,like the BG and pose,good detail.

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    Thanks everyone for the comments. As for the perch, I was out walking the dog when I saw this plant and decided to bring it home and try it out. A little different from the lichen and moss covered perches I often use. Guess it didn't work.

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