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    Default Turkey Vulture "Dorsel View"

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    I finally was able to capture a shot of a Turkey Vulture that I am pleased with. I liked how
    the Vulture looked with the cloud behind it.:D

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    Beautiful picture, just perfect!

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    Yes the cloud adds alot to the BG! Awesome view of the backside plumage. At first glance I wish the lower wing was lower, but this being at TV and the way they hold their wings up in a "V" would have made that wish rather difficult to get. Super stuff, Jim!!

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    ugly bird great topside image

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    James, I like all the feather details and the nice head turn you caught. Common bird but uncommon view...very well done.

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    Believe it or not, Turkey Vultures are one of my favorite birds as they are just such magnificent flyers. probably why I like Wood Storks also :)

    Really like the dorsal view and the exposure and detail looks spot on.

    Clouds definitely add to and soften the sky up nicely.

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    The clouds do work great to give this capture a little umph. Like the head turn and all the details. Wish for a tad more space on top if you have it.

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    Lovely image. I like the wingspread you've captured here with the bird looking towards you.

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    Outstanding feather detail James - very nice!

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    This is so awesome James Bhai.. loved the angle, details and eye contact..

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    Very sharp with a great head turn. Agree with Marina about a little more room up top. The clouds add a lot to this image.
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    Great image James! I like the detail and position in this one.

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    Great feather details and angle. I like how the cloud adds to the background.

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