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    Thomas Finnie
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    Default Eastern Bluebird Behavior

    Thanks for looking. Your C/C and suggestions are appreciated.

    An Eastern Bluebird removes a fecal sac from the nestbox to keep it dry and clean reducing exposure to pathogens and parasites while reducing cues predators use to find nests.

    Nikon D300, 40mm + 1.4 TC, f/5.6, 1/320 s, 400 ISO, flash


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    Thomas:
    Interesting behaviour shot, and I appreciate your info.
    The bird is a bit soft, probably motion blur because of the shutter speed.
    Were you using flash as your main light, or as fill?

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    Randy

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    Fabs Forns
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    It looks like you missed the focus on this one, going to the perch on the left. Very nice behavior captured, if you have access to them, certainly try this a few more times, excellent subject!

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