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    Default Female Black-throated Gray Warbler

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    Female Black-throated Gray Warbler
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    This was taken towards the end of the summer well out shooting Raptors.This cute little Warbler was migrating south and landed by where I was shooting and gave me a nice pose with a good bg not the greatest perch but I liked the bends and curves in it to work with the composition. I don't think I've seen many pictures of this species posted on BPN.

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    Nice one, James, and great looking bird. Like the pose, detail, smooth harmonious neutral color BG, and curve of branch does add to comp. You did well managing what looks like some bright light. Experimented taking some off rt. to make head less centered, but then comp is too square.

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    nice pose and eye contact, great details. I'd consider running some NR in the tail and chest areas. TFS
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    Hi James, I like the perch too, and how you have placed the warbler in the frame. The little hint of yellow adds interest, and the BG colour compliments the warbler nicely. I agree, there is noise visible on the bird.

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    Agree with slight noise on the bird , but other than that this is a lovely one. Awesome 3D effect in this frame !

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    Removed some noise in chest and tail thanks
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    repost looks great
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    I love warblers and am always happy to see one posted. I like your choice of composition and the curvy branch adds interesting lines. Love the greens in the Bg. Excellent IQ.
    Gail

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    What a beautiful image...Loved the re-post...Nice eye contact and sharpness, Exposure looks sot on...The perch and BG are really wonderful...

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    Excellent image. I really like the pose, great perch, wonderful background, and great detail.
    Well done.

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    James, these are difficult to pull off without setups. I love the BG here. for a non-setup shot, I'd say the perch is very nice as well. what a pose...well done.

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    What a beauty. Love the BG.

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