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    Default Red-rumped Cacique

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    Photographed this young female Red-rumped Cacique as it was returning to a large colony with nest material. With a bridge nearby, I was able to get near eye level with their nests which are slung from a tall tree.

    7D2, 500f/4L at 500mm, 1/2500s, f/9, ISO1000
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    Stunning capture! The exposure is spot on showing all the details. Excellent pose and light. TFS

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    I really like this Kester. The bird is captured very well in flight with great HA and blacks. Carrying the nesting material and seeing the nest really makes this special. Not a bad BG either. Well done. Good work and thanks for sharing

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    That's a cracking flight shot Kester lovely colours and sheens on the bird and pretty sharp to boot, caught the scene beautifully.

    Keith.

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    Excellent action caught! I love the level of detail in the BG and the nest is gorgeous.

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    Excellent image of spectacular moment. Great exposure on blacks. Love the blue eye and rim of red rump, nice BG and story telling frame.

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    Thanks everyone. Glad you liked it.

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    Fabulous image, great timing

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    Terrific action/behavior you captured here and you get the entire story/scene to boot!
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