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    Common Starling (Sturnus vulgaris)
    Camera : Canon 40D
    Lens : Canon 500mm F/4 EF L + 1.4 tc
    Exposure : 1/800sec @ 700mm
    Aperture : f/8
    ISO Rating : 250
    Captured On : Nov 22 2009, 10:16 am
    Location : Thol Bird Sanctuary, Gujarat, INDIA

    it was bit harsh light and as this is first time looking for me i didnt took chance and shoot from window of gypsy.
    will try my luck later in season but for now this is the puffed up look of this crispy beauty.

    C&C Welcome..

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    Very Nice Image. a lower angle would have been even better in my opinion

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    Nice image. Love those almost iridescent colors. I wish for a little more sharpness around the beak, eye area.
    Wait, did you say Canon? Loved your work with your Nikon system too.

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    Lovely pose Mital, and a new species to me. I like the low angle, and good to see so many different hue's of greens on him.

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    I love seeing common birds in nice settings that are well presented. You did well Mitalbhai. I love the pose and environment. The plumage is exquisite. Unfortunately they are classed as pests in Oz, but I don't care. Love them regardless. Congrats mate! :)

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    Mital....good to see you producing results right away with canon and 500 f/4...that too with a 1.4x.

    I dont mind the light at all. Very very well done. The greenish sheen on the breast has been captured beautifully.

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    Mital - an exotic pest here in Missouri as well, but in my opinion its one of our more beautiful guests. I love the chevrons on the bird. Nice image my friend.

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    beautiful image Mitalbhai , loved the bird and you have handled light very well here
    TFS

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    Well done on this bird. Colours are rendered very well and a good pose. Very nice. Dave

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    beautiful image Bhai, loved the pose, nice details and good contral of the light... congrats..

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    Light well handled & exposure spot-on with great pose, detail & colours. Like the BG too. Well done!

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    first time for me ....lovely capture and details...TFS

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