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    Judy Lynn Malloch
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    These are such beautiful birds and I felt fortunate to have been able to capture this one as it was taken on private property. Nikon D3
    Nikon 6oo mm, F4
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    All comments are always appreciated. Thanks !

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    Judy, this is so sweet. I wish it was mine.
    If it could handle a tighter crop I would go for it.

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    Aye, it has the sweetness. No corrections!

    Rob...............

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    Ákos Lumnitzer
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    I love the pose and sometimes it is possible to shoot on private properties. We do here too. :) But sadly no STK here. :(

    I think the comp works quite well as is with space in front. Now you guys need to build a tower hide! :D

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    I like the pose and great exposure control here, the speces is great. I only wish he was lower :) but that's not something you could manage.
    Congratulations Judy.

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    Love the pose, details and composition!!!! Congrats!!!

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    You did well, Judy, he sneaked this one on me, even tough I had him full frontal. Nice EXP and sharpness.

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    Judy, super comp, and love the extended wing. This is sharp, with good detail. Well captured.

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    Nice image and I really like the raised wing. I like the composition as is.

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    Very nice Judy, I like the framing and sharpness. The raised wing adds a great element of interest.

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