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    Default Magpie Robin

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    Magpie Robin Copsychus saularis

    A common species found here in Hong Kong ...

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    The colors are visually stunning. Purple flowers in background?

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    KK
    I love your ducks and spoonbills but should post more of the little birds as well......especially when you get that kind of pose and BG. Gorgeous colors. I like the way you have reduced the artificial perch.....hardly noticed it.

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    This is beautiful. Those BG colors are awesome. The only thing I could think to change would be to have the transition from purple to orange somewhere other than right across the neck.

    Still, ,Id love to have an image like this.

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    Hey KK, high impact for sure. So happy to see you around, miss you, you know :)

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    Great exposure control and details. I'm interested, too, what the BG is.

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    Thanks all for your comments!
    It's flowers in the bg. As I said this was captured at a local park.

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    What? No duck? No shorebird???? Could it really be a KK image? Love the bird and the BKGR colors but agree with Farmer Jim on the transition line... Good job on the head turn; head could be a bit brighter.

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    Hi KK,

    I love the bg in this image.
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