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    This was taken earlier this year in Costa Rica. It is almost full frame. All C&Cs are welcome and appreciated.

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    Beautiful image of the female Black-cheeked, Jim. Such cute little woodpeckers, and you've caught her in the classic WP pose, with just the right head-turn. Nice detail and bg.

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    Jim, lovely image in good light and BG. Well exposed. The only thing that could make the image better is if you have other frames with the full tail, but this is very minor. Loi

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    Jim typical tail propping Woodpecker pose you have caught ,pin sharp bird and a nice b/g,all looks spot on! to me.

    Keith.

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    This is sweet Jim.
    Love the IQ of this image and how you have captured all the colors so beautifully.
    No nits from me,
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    A picture-perfect woodpecker image with such a juicy background. Love it on all counts.

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    Delightful. Perfect woodpecker pose, great colors. Nothing at all that I would change.

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    Wonderful image of this beauty, Jim. Not only does she have amazing colorful feathers, but you found her on a complimentary tree. Great BG too.



    Geoffrey

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    Perfect in every way Jim. Pose, Detail, color, perch and BG are all great. Well done
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    I agree with the other comments. Well done!
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    Thanks everyone for the kind comments and suggestions.

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    Killer WP portrait!!! Super details and colors. Wish for a tiny bit more room below.
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