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    Seyed Babak Musavi
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    Default Mother loves

    Dear Wildlife photographers

    I have taken this shot of spermophilus fulvus in yesterday in western of Iran . I hope like it.

    Canon 50d lens canon 300 mlm f2/8 l is plus 2x canon tlc

    iso 500 , f 13 , 1/ 1600 ,

    with best wishes

    Babak

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    Welcome to bPN!

    Nice subject. You can captured a nice moment. I like the composition and sharpness of the image. I like the low angle of the shot. You may reduce the colour temperature as it looks artificially warmed up with more of yellow. Thanks for sharing.

    Cheers,
    Sabyasachi

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    Seyed Babak Musavi
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    Dear Peter

    Thanks for useful comment , I like also your editing .

    With bestwishes

    Babak

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    Fabs Forns
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    I think it is adorable!

    The contrast is very high, probably due to the light you had at the moment. The interaction is precious and so is the flowered background. I'd left more room at the bottom to anchor the scene. Congratulations!

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    Along with most others, I presume that this is a "first sighting". I think the colour in both posts is not natural , this must be called the "Yellow" Ground Squirrel for a reason. There are unfortunately few images on the net to compare it too.

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    Great interaction of a species I've not seen before. Looks very much like our prairie dogs of the western US.. May be some post processing issues here.. fine image

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