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    Default Northern Flicker.

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    We have been watching this pair for a while as they decided to carve out a nest hole where we stand around and hope for an other
    nesting woodpecker to fly in or out.
    The angle is steep so much so that I can only take a few images and have a break.
    The nest hole is more or less ready to move in. Took only a few days work for the couple.
    Thanks for looking.

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    A beauty Karl, lovely image. Thank you for sharing.
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    Karl:

    Nicely balanced composition for a woodpecker, 1/3 trunk,1/3 bird, 1/3 bg.

    Sharp, well exposed, nice head angle

    Could you use a monopod to take some of the strain off?

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    An excellent capture Karl. You've captured the colour subtleties beautifully. Well presented. Looks like you had some harsh light but you dealt with it well. Thanks for sharing.

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    What a beautiful bird, great composition, sharpness and detail!

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    nice one Karl,sharp with good detail,like the colors,pleasant light.

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    Looks good Karl, it does not look steep. Well balanced comp, and the tree is particularly appealing. Hopefully in a bit you will get baby flicker heads poking out!

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    Hi Karl, lovely light, and you have captured excellent feather detail. I like the overall colours, and nicely posed against the sky BG.

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    I like the sharpness, pose, details and composition. Very well done Karl.

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    Very nicely done...I don't find the angle steep. Track sharp, nice light and interesting trunk. Well done.

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