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    Red Grouse
    Not many of these in the forest !
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    You should be a set designer -- I love the environment in your shots! Just enough head turn, and delicate soft lighting on the head showing off great detail.

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    Excellent image of beautiful bird in absolutely superb environment with wonderful lights and shadows.
    Love the 3D effect in the frame.

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    Nice one John, I like the setting and pose, somehow the processing seems better and colours more natural.

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    Lovely image John, nice to see the grouse in it's environment. Excellent colors, easy to see how this bird would blend in. Nice head turn. Thank you for sharing.
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    I'm impressed with the detail for such a large crop, especially with the 50-500 John, very nice.
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    Beautiful environment, light, pose. A keeper on all counts. Maybe just a tiny bit oversharpened on the bird?

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    Hi Jon, I like the setting here, even though some of the foliage is all over him - works for me. I do like the light and overall colours.

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    Nice pose showing him off well in his natural environment, good work John

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    Nice one John, very 'natural' looking image I like the FG. Well done

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    Love the light, alert pose and composition, John.

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    Love the pastel habitat quality surrounding this beautiful bird, John. Like the detail and nice head turn.




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    Thanks a lot everyone. These birds are pretty scarce around here and I don't travel much these days. Go0d to see that pretty basic gear can produce pics that folks enjoy !
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    nice cpture John,there are plenty near to were I live,but not many Hen Harriers,if you understand what I mean.TFS.

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