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    I took this picture early in the morning before the dog walkers came to this marshy area.
    I was there very early but it took more than an hour before the bird showed up.
    The day before at night when I scouted the area and the light direction was bad, it showed up in five minutes.
    Thanks for looking.

    Canon EOS-1D Mark IV
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    Tv 1/640
    Av 5.6
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    EF300mm f/2.8L IS USM
    Focal Length 300.0mm

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    Nice image of a very shy subject. Might try to tone down the bright reed in the BG as it draws the eye away from the bird.

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    Karl, good angled attentive pose, and I like the colours on the rail. Im ok with his enviroment, busy, but thats where he resides.

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    beautiful shot of a very shy bird. Bird is exposed beautifully. In a perfect world the OOF log or branch would not be there but this is reality! Well done Karl!
    Gail

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    Nice shot Karl,

    Tough bird to see let alone get a clear shot.

    Well done,

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    nice one Karl,I dont mind the busy envirment,as been said,its where they live.thanks.

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