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    Captured this image a few weeks back at Laguna Seca Ranch, Texas as the rain was just starting to fall. When I first saw a Green Jay the day after we arrived in South Texas, I was impressed with its colorful feather patterns. As common as it is in these parts, I continued to enjoy its antics and beautiful feather display. C&C welcome.

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    Gorgeous exotic looking bird... nice perch, perfect background. Not sure what the specks are in the background, I probably would remove them. Thank you for sharing, Geoffrey.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joseph Przybyla View Post
    Gorgeous exotic looking bird... nice perch, perfect background. Not sure what the specks are in the background, I probably would remove them. Thank you for sharing, Geoffrey.
    Thanks Joe. Those specks you see are rain drops. There are some water droplets clinging to his tail also.

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    Last edited by Geoffrey Montagu; 12-07-2017 at 02:59 PM.

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    Lovely shot great pose amazing colours.
    I have noticed mention of several ranches in Texas - are these locations where the general public can visit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan Ashton View Post
    Lovely shot great pose amazing colours.
    I have noticed mention of several ranches in Texas - are these locations where the general public can visit?
    Thanks Jonathan. Both the Laguna Seca Ranch and the Martin Refuge, we visited are privately owned, and you will find a full description of both locations, plus about arranging a visit at the respective websites. Just add .com

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    Last edited by Geoffrey Montagu; 12-08-2017 at 11:36 PM.

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