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    Tom Callahan
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    Default Acorn Woodpecker

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    Canon 40D
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    on tripod
    This was taken in Madera Canyon, AZ. Did some minor cropping, curves, and sharpening.
    Comments please.

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    I like the composition here Tom, as well as the action. A bit of a head turn would be nice. I would clone out the stick at the bottom of the frame. Thanks for posting!
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    Axel Hildebrandt
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    Great to see one carrying an acorn. I agree regarding head turn. I would tone down the whites some more and there seems to be a slight magenta cast. Thanks for sharing!

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    Agree on the cast and here is the correction !!! Use the black feathers to color balance

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    Nits covered a beautiful bird nice details I like Alfreds repost. Well Done!!!!

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    Tom Callahan
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    Thanks all for your good suggestions. Alfred thanks for taking the time to demonstrate your point and how to do it. You guys are great.

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    Fabs Forns
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    Caught in the act!!!! I like what Alfred did with warmer light, only wish for a bit of a head turn, Well done :)

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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    Very nice timing an image Tom Really like Alfred's repost and agree about the head turn. Thanks for sharing.

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