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    Redpoll at drinking pool.
    Very few of these around this year. Seen about three at the pool- usually one of the commonest winter flock species in the wood here, and on the garden feeders.
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    Beautiful bird and capture, John. Like the low angle, and yet high enough to get a good portion of the red feathers. Love the lowered prep for drinking. Great light and nicely framed.

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    I only usually see this species around and on snow around here, so this is a treat to see one surrounded by all that vegetation. A very intimate look at this gal. Nicely done.

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    A very nice capture here John and not the usual bird on stick image...nice work.

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    Excellent image of beautiful bird at the drinking pool. all has been mentioned above.
    Love the frame, John.

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    Thanks all
    The slightly higher angle does help with pool birds in quite a few ways. Especially reflections which I tery very hard to avoid. Maybe its the lack of cold weather that has affected bird numbers over here.
    Cheers
    John

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