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    Default Wren goes Bananas

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    Rufous naped Wren in Costa Rica looks well pleased with bananas left out in the yard.

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    Great pose and eye contact. Will run a noise filter on the bg. Like the colours. The white's on top of the eye looks a tad hot on my monitor ? Well done :)

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    Beautiful little bird. I can't wait to get to Costa Rica. Nice sharp detail. Possible small hot spot over the eye, and it might be worth trying to tone down the bright yellow portion of the bg.

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    Bird is nice and sharp and bright. Would wish its tail were a bit distanced from the banana.

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    Nice bird and colours. Love the red eye. I find the OOF FG element a bit distracting (and too bad it covers the feet), as well as the OOF bright patch behind the tail. I'd run NR to the BG.

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    like the pose. cool looking little bird. I bet it does not hold still for long

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    Good comments and advice thanks

    nope they are constantly on the move, and really vocal.
    Active all day and common in some areas.

    Rich

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