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    Default Gray Catbird

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    D3, 600, ISO 800, f11, 1/640.

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    Colors are great and I like the feeding bird -- there are 3-4 partial beries on the right side that would be easy to remove -- the uptail is a grand pose

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    beautiful tail position with a great timing!

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    Great shot Alan. I also noticed that at ISO 800 the noise is not visible to any extent. I think it's a winner.
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    Tail up and berry are killer. Was this at a set-up?
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    Always enjoy looking at your setting...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Tail up and berry are killer. Was this at a set-up?
    Yes, this was at a water drip.

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    Thanks Alan, The two apparently clipped twigs that the bird is holding onto bug me a bit. Is there any reason that you did not clip them right down to the branch and deal with the scars later?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Morris View Post
    Thanks Alan, The two apparently clipped twigs that the bird is holding onto bug me a bit. Is there any reason that you did not clip them right down to the branch and deal with the scars later?
    Good question. Those are natural. I did miss the one clipped branch under the perch though.

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    Great looking bird, nicely done this setting and the pose is too good..

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    Hi Alan, This is a fantastic Image. I went through your blog. Very much impressed by the way you prepare the set-ups..

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