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    Default Dec Project Juvenile Red Shoulder and Frog

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    Here is a juvi Red Shoulder with a Cuban Tree Frog he caught at Green Cay
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    Neat perch and cool prey...although my son would hate this hawk for having taken care of his favorite animal in such a fashion!!:p

    Having a better HA towards us likely would have made the eye light up in the light in a much nicer way. That, and perhaps a bit less room above, are my only two minusses about the image. Very cool overall!

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    Yup, a crop top and bottom and a better head angle would make this scream. As is possible..... Love the hanging frog look.
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    I like the perch, and good to see his prey. I would actually go fo a vertical comp here, bringing in from the right, and maybe showing more of the perch below.

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    Assuming your ID of the tree frog is correct, it's good to get the details right in one's description of one's image.

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    Don, Interesting image with the meal. I like the pose and details.:)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Craig Brelsford View Post
    Assuming your ID of the tree frog is correct, it's good to get the details right in one's description of one's image.
    Craig, Do you think that I have the ID wrong? If yes, which is possible what species of frog do you think it might be?
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    Lovely shot,
    Agree with Arthur

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