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    This Merlin made the rest of the birds very un-comfortable this AM. And I guess with good cause.

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    Cleaned up a bit in PS CS5

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    Joe, good attentive pose, and interesting to see the fanned tail while perched. Comp wise, I would take off at least half from the top.

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    Joe,
    It is nice bird to have.
    Haven't seen one for years.
    Love the pose and eye contact as well as the fanned tail.
    A visible white line around the contour of the bird is there probably as a result of sharpening.
    I was wondering as to what lens and brand you use. (Canon Nikon etc)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karl Egressy View Post
    Joe,
    It is nice bird to have.
    Haven't seen one for years.
    Love the pose and eye contact as well as the fanned tail.
    A visible white line around the contour of the bird is there probably as a result of sharpening.
    I was wondering as to what lens and brand you use. (Canon Nikon etc)
    Nikon D3S , Nikon 600 F4

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Senzatimore View Post
    Nikon D3S , Nikon 600 F4
    Thanks Joe. Great equipments you you have.

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    That fanned tail adds so much interest. Nicely photographed, Joe.

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    Nice sighting, and I love the flared tail. I agree with a crop from above, and I find the image a little too yellow (try adding some blue in "Color balance").

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