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    Taken as this female BO adjusted herself on her perch.

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    Very ice! She looks so non-chalant up there. Neat balancing act, I love the foot clutching the dry twig. The leafy perch is pretty darn cool. I think adding a touch more on both sides, would work well too.

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    Super wing spread. Caught at exactly the right moment. Techs look excellent. Just a pity about the one small leaf covering a small part of the tail feathers. No big deal though.

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    Hi Kester..

    Quite beautiful.! Great BG, pose, timing, perch & execution... No Nits, even that one leaf does not bother me..

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    Great attitude on this BO. I like this b/c it's different..not the normal BO image. Vegetation, BG and pose work well!
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    great wingspan with a nice BG and an atypical perch for a BO. I do wish the eye was fully open though.

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    Apart from maybe a little bit more on each side(being picky) I do think that this is excellent, love the way the Owl is balancing on what looks like a very fine perch.

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    Great picture!

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    Wonderful capture. Perfect pose. Nice to see a BO image with a different BG and some greenery. Another vote for a little addition on each side, but no biggie.

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    Thanks for the kind comments. Here's an edit.

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    Love it!

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    The re-post looks great. Love the green amongst that nice mottled BG. The pose looks sweet and I like the details and eye color. Very nice.
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    Great image Kester! I like the pose, perch, details and composition in the repost works for me.

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    A solid image, I like the unique perch, He look great on it. I like the open wings and a very nice background.
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    Fantastic capture. I love the way you got the owl balancing on the perch. The colours on the owl, blend great with the perch and BG.

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    This is a beauty, Kester. Both the owl and the image. Like everything about this image, and what a difference adding a little more room makes. What a perfect moment captured.




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    Great shot with the wingspan Kester, and the RP is a nice improvement on an already very good shot

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    Repost adds a lot to a great capture the dark BG and green shrub perch is very complimentary

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