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    I caught this Eastern Meadowlark late yesterday afternoon near my home. It reminded me of the Western Meadowlarks we had on the farm in Wisconsin when I was growing up. There is definitely a difference in the song of the eastern and western meadowlarks.

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    Now that's a singing pose! Good eye contact too. I would darken the BG at the bottom of the frame a little. Also your blur seems to have gotten some of the leaves on the perch below the bird; it doesn't look quite right to have focus fall off so quickly. Just add a layer mask to get those leaves back in focus.
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    Doug,
    Thanks for pointing out the problem with the blur. I just started using the blur on some images and obviously haven't got it perfected.
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