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    Default Summer: Grasshopper Sparrow

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    2nd in the seasonal series. This one from back in 2012, taken at a local grassland preserve.

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    Typical beautiful setting for the GRSP. Very nicely captured, Bill and the insect in beak, almost looks like a baby Praying Mantis, is a fine bonus. Both sharp and plenty of detail. Like the white and yellow blossoms of the daisy looking wildflower.


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    I like the feeling of space you have managed to portray in this image. The bird is well exposed with great detail in the feathers, and the grasshopper in the birds mouth is the icing on the cake. Very nice image which fits the theme well.

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    Well what a nice surprise. Beautiful, complete, and well composed image. Small in the frame - perfect !

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    Nice looking frame with the prey item and lots of beautiful colors. I do find the details lacking a bit from maybe a moderately large crop. I like the comp with the flowers on the right. Well done
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    Thank you all. Yes, David, it is a largish crop.

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    A good small in the frame image, Bill. Love the bird against all the green and the prey is a big plus here!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marina Scarr View Post
    A good small in the frame image, Bill. Love the bird against all the green and the prey is a big plus here!
    Thanks Marina.

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