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    Default Fork-tailed Flycatcher

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    Galveston Island, TX

    D3, 600, ISO 1000, f5.6, 1/4000.

    One day I'll get around to posting a perched shot again :-)
    This guy payed a vist to Texas for only a few days. I managed to spend one morning with him.

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    Not only a wonderful flight shot (detail pose, light) but a super super rare species. Well done!

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    Great flight image Alan! I like the wing position, tail and sharpness.

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    Stunning Alan!!!

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    Great HA, wing position and composition. Absolutely a stunning shot.

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    Terrific image as usual Alan
    TFS

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan Murphy View Post
    One day I'll get around to posting a perched shot again :-)
    Well your sky setups look great too!!

    You got this individual at the very peak of the upward wingstroke which gives the image tremendous dynamics. I'll bet you wish for "mint" tail feathers, but still looks superb overall and you take what you can get with rarities. Two thumbs up!

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    Simply beautiful to capture one of these in flight. The wing spread is over the top.

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    Stunning in every way. Such shots of rare species are well, so rare :-) loved the bird angle and the wing position. tail position too :-) Will lightening the sky make it better?

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    Amazing image, love the sharpness, the head, body and wing details, the full wing up and flowing tail position. You did extremely well for the small window of time you have. TFS.

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