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    40D, Canon 100-400@400mm, 1/250 f 9.0, ISO 800/ HA not so good but I liked it anyway.

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    Good subject and nice BG. Unfortunately the bad HA and tight framing at bottom (clipped toes are a no-no) and left hurt the image. Looks like a tame individual - perhaps it'll give you another chance!

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    I agree with Daniel that the clipped toes and tail and ha take away from a lot of potential.

    Photo is very sharp with lots of detail and well exposed.

    Is this a local bird Arsdel? I have not seen of heard of them in this area before. We are probably less than 100 miles North of you so not far.

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    Cool bird, my first look at one.
    The image is just too tight. That's a problem that is very easy to fix in the future, zoom out.
    And of course you mentioned the head angle - however you sure get a good look at the crossed bill.

    The subject is interesting, sharp and well exposed.
    I really like the background and perch.

    Bottom line, re-creating this image would be more than worthwhile.

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    es, this is a local bird. They migrate through here.

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