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    Default Virginia Rail Tippy-Toe.

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    Here is the same individual as my last post, but a view of the feet for those who prefer to see them :-) This guy sure responded to audio quite well. After a few minutes it was time to leave it alone...

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    Cmon, man, tell me where you rent the trained rails. Another stunner. On this one, since tip toes make it more interesting, I wish for more DOF for the legs and feet. Looks like you were close enough (amazingly) to afford it and keep that dreamy BG. TFS

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    Daniel

    Outstanding POV, plus the fun pose makes him look even taller.

    Nice match of birds colors to bg. Soft background.

    Excellent.

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    Amazing that you've made an up-close-and-personal portrait of what is normally a hard-to-get bird. Lovely.

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    Daniel, nice shot of this rail calling, great light, colors, angle and BG.

    -Tim

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    I think i like this one more than the other. The low angle is great. Love the alert pose. The vertical composition is very nice.

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    Very Nice Point of View.

    I like the details on the bird and overall colors.

    Love it.

    TFS

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    It looks as if he liked what he was hearing. This one is spectacular and he is singing his praises of something.,

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    Just beautiful Dan, a classic Cadiuex with the lovely tones and low shooting angle. Another winner

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