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    The male bluebird was gathering food while the female was gathering grass and twigs for the nest. I was too far away to crop for the bird only so I chose a landscape composition to include the birdhouse instead of a portrait composition which would show only part of the birdhouse and the post holding the birdhouse. Taken in Murfreesboro, TN.

    Nikon D200
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    ISO 400
    hand held

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    Always fun to see these beauties engaging in nest building behavior. Your image is nicely exposed and I like the eye contact that the bird is giving you. There certainly are outlets for images where a bird house as a prominent feature is quite accepted. In this forum we mostly go for a more natural look. Would you consider putting up a perch and see if you could get him to land on it?

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    Tom,
    Nice hand of man, habitat image.
    I love the eye contact and yummy worm in the Blue Birds mouth.

    While this is an interesting, well exposed image - it looks soft.
    It this a large crop?

    James

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grace Scalzo View Post
    Always fun to see these beauties engaging in nest building behavior. Your image is nicely exposed and I like the eye contact that the bird is giving you. There certainly are outlets for images where a bird house as a prominent feature is quite accepted. In this forum we mostly go for a more natural look. Would you consider putting up a perch and see if you could get him to land on it?
    A perch would be nice but I took this shot during a one day visit to a relative's house.

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