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    Default Northern Cardinal, Female.

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    She was feeding on Sumac and totally ignoring us.
    Thanks for looking.

    Canon 7D Mark II
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    I like the composition and the exposure, the complimentary colours are very appealing, I also like the open bill.

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    Great looking bird Karl. Just a hint of something in the back which is nice . I wonder if not chopping the top off the seed branch would help a bit ? No big deal
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    Pretty cool Karl. Love that pose and perch.

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    Exposure control is well done Karl. Wonderful frontal view with a nice head turn showing the raised head feathers... all on a nice perch and lovely BG. Well done.

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    Nice look at this puffed-up female. Was it a cold day? Good colors, pose and perch. I second John's thoughts about a little more room to show the top of the branch, if you have it.

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    Well she's a happy girl! What a pleasing image Karl, love the open beak, head turn, and sumac to compliment her colors. dof works well here. nice!

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    Lovely color palette!

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    An all around lovely frame, Karl.
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