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    Default Yellow-rumped (Myrtle) Warbler

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    This was the other winner of the passerine sweepstakes from last week in Cape May, along with the Swamp Sparrow posted earlier. Easily hundreds of each species.

    D500, Sigma 150-600C @ 600mm, ISO 2500, 1/2000 @ f/7.1 manual.

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    Spot on EXP, details and composition. TFS

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    This is nice Bill. Love the detail and Ha perfect TFS

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    Really cute little bird gorgeous colours. One small suggestion but it makes a significant difference, try lowering the luminosity of the lores and moustache - you will see more detail more clearly.

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    Exposure, sharpness, colours all look great. OK perch. Interesting marbled BG. I would have loved for the warbler to have swung his behind more parallel to you.

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    Love the composition, background, and perch. Bird is nicely isolated. Not sure how heavy of a crop this is but the feather detail in the head is a bit soft.

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    Far out, Bill. Not that we had to travel any distance to see these plentiful YRWA. Excellent detail, background, and light.

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    Nice bird,perch and background. Looks great all around.

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    Thank you all. Head looks sharp on my screen.

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