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    Default Black-bellied Plover portrait

    Normally these birds are shy at my area, but this one walked right by me as I was laying in the mud. He checked me out a bit..I took a few images...than he was off.

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    Nice portrait, perfect head angle, Lorant. The eye and beak are nice and sharp. Great work.

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    Looking good Lorant. I like the BG colour against the colours on the bird. Good capture. Maybe a little more room on top. The HA is perfect for a portrait shot. Well done.

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    Very nice done. I have had the exact same experience with the Black Bellied Plovers in my area. They are extremely shy but for some reason a few times when I have laid flat on the ground they have approached me really close to check me it out same way. They seems to become very curious.

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    Tell me I am blind Lóri, but to me the bill seems a touch soft.
    WHat a beautiful portrait otherwise with the perfect green BG.
    The plumage is gorgeous and so detailed. Really stands out.
    Thanks for sharing brother.

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    Thanks for the comments. Akos, you aren't blind....I have to sharpen the beak for sure. :)

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    I agree about the beak but the rest is super. Killer colors and details. Well done
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