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    Camouflage ?? :o – Maybe only that it reminded me of a Bateman print which shows/hides a Killdeer on gravel next to RR tracks.
    These two shore birds (name??) where searching for a little breakfast along Lake Superior North Shore.
    They were quite tame and stayed in range of my 24-70mm. :)
    Used Topaz Simplify – Cartoon, Vivenza 2 and LR adj/crop.
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    Hi Steve,

    Nice one!

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    Steve over the years of bird watching its amazing how these little birds can disappear in the rocks...well done

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    Steve, this is a great shot and an excellent example of "hide in plain sight". It took me a few seconds to find the bird on the left! :cool:
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    I love it an agree with the Bateman assessment. I brought it into PS to lighten it a bit and noted that the left-most bird was a bit too lost in the rocks for me so I came up with a slightly lighter cropped re-post. I believe that the birds are worn juvenile Semipalmated Sandpipers.
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    Steve, Great suggestion by Artie. I like the original comp . also . This really fits the theme well. I didn't notice the simplify filter until I saw the cropped version. Nice image :)

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    Thanks Andrew, Paul, Kerry, denise and Artie for your time and vision! Artie, really appreciate the bird ID!

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