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    Default Red-winged Blackbird.

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    One OOF dry reed removed, green reed blade shortened , top of cattail also shortened.
    Thanks for looking.

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    Great frame Karl, you've got the lot in there. I love it, its so different. Great looking bird with food, lovely perch and the web in front adds lots of interest. Nice work

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    This is one heck of an image, Karl, and unique to boot! I wish the green grass weren't in the BG but regardless this is amazing.
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    What a surprise when I opened this...
    Great shot, Karl, full of interest.
    I am on the fence about keeping the large green leaf.....
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    Thank you Marina, Will and Dan.
    Here is a version without the green leaf.

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    Sharp as a tack and truly unique. Such an interesting image Karl. Nice job on the pruning. repost gets my vote. I love it.

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    One more vote for the repost. A very cool and unique image with the web and the prey. Great looking exposure and details Karl.. Well done.
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    Karl another for the repost, it really is very good ,like everything about it.

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    Hi Karl

    unique shot, wonderful

    agree with all the coments

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    Repost is a bit better too mate.
    I love everything about this shot. I really do.
    Great pose, eye contact, prey. Charlotte's web to boot too!
    What else could you ask for?
    TFS!

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    The RP is a contest shot, Karl. How the heck did you get rid of that grass without damaging the web...I sure wish I had those PS skills!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marina Scarr View Post
    The RP is a contest shot, Karl. How the heck did you get rid of that grass without damaging the web...I sure wish I had those PS skills!!
    Thanks, Marina.
    I selected the green leaf and used "content aware" in PS 5.

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    Great image Karl. The repost takes it for me, lots of interesting elements in the frame.

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    Money shot, Karl - congratulations!

    Sorry to come in so late, been lurking around in all forums lately, tonight I finally managed to take a good look at this frame - very unique behavioural shot, well processed and presented. Great iQ and I love the details, as well as those vibrant colours - the inclusion of the spider web is a nice touch - I am loving this, thank you for sharing!

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    Excellent image in habitat. Great show. I like the re post, though OP is wonderful.


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