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    Another of the images of Florida Scrub Jays I captured last Friday. The branch/tree that the Jay is perched on is the Scrub Oak. A knurly low growing tree, 6-8 feet high, that makes up the habitat that the Scrub Jay prefers and needs. Comments and critique welcomed and appreciated. Thank you for viewing.

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    Nice light and HA.
    Do you have a bit more room up top? Feels a bit cramped up there for my eye.
    I would also get rid of the little stem on the bottom of the frame.
    Bird look good.
    Gail

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    Another nice capture, Joe. Like the feather detail, head turn, and the intense look on his face. The only thing I might do is tone down the branches of the Scrub Oak.

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    Lovely shot the bird looks excellent. I too think toning down the bark would help the bird pop a little more.

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    Thanks everyone for viewing, commenting, and suggesting improvements. Very much appreciated...
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