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    Like the warm, warm light, the sharpness, and the head turn. Hate all the branches, especially the one that cast the shadow on the bird's head.
    Actually, hate all the branches but for the perch-branch which is quite lovely.

    What was the situation?

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    Songbirds ignore my orders to change perches, but I so liked its expression I just let it go. Shooting from a blind at close range. I could clone out some of the brambles but I'd rather wait for a better place and time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joel Arrington View Post
    Songbirds ignore my orders to change perches, but I so liked its expression I just let it go. Shooting from a blind at close range. I could clone out some of the brambles but I'd rather wait for a better place and time.
    Assuming that the bird is coming to a feeder in front of your blind, I can now get to my main point: you need to carefully choose the location for your setup and create optimal situations with the strategic placement of your perches...

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    It helps to have reiterated that the best of us allow no excuses. Thanks Artie. I should have put up one of my yellow-bellied sapsuckers instead. Ii's like a knot on a log, clinging to a pine with nothing but sky behind.

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