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    Default Female Bluebird

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    A nice dynamic frame Dan, I like the nesting material and the wing position, blue bird is tack sharp and has good details

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    Love it, the long trailing piece of grass is an added bonus.

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    Beautiful pose with nesting material a bonus, Lovely BG and details everywhere... TFS

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    Looking good Dan....No nits here...Nice flight pose, sharp, and the nesting material sure takes it up a notch...Lovely BG as well....Good work.

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    Both of your bluebirds in flight look good, but this one edges the other for the better overall pose and better quality gathering of nesting material. Looks like you had fun with these birds!

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    Looks sharp to me. The nesting material is a bonus.

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