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    Default Juvenile African Harrier Hawk!

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    Early morning light and a juvenile Africa Harrier Hawk
    Iso 1250 / 1/3200 / f9 / 0
    Removed tree trunk and branch to the right, sharpened for web, lightened, improved shadows and increased vibrancy
    Look forward to your comments and suggestions!

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    Hi Richard,
    You had nice light and the bird is sharp.
    Since you have already cloned out a branch I would clone out the entire tree as it doesn't add anything to the image.
    His feathers sure look tattered! It looks like he has already had a rough go of things.
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    I like the light here. The OOF post really distracts from the subject

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    Thanks so much for the comments Gail and Arash (maybe too many alterations/cloning from the original but her it is)
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    Lovely light and excellent job of cloning!

    Is he just fledged? I've been watching a nest of juvenile osprey about ready to fledge and the occasional view of an upstretched wing shows a lot of tattering, I guess from the nest. I wonder if that impacts their flying.

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