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Richard, what an awesome little guy - i've never seen nor heard of him before. beautiful detail on his wing and tail, and very interesting head and bill. That is a great piece of wood he is on too.
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Great that you found him. My book says he is 4.25 inches so makes him even harder to see. Congratulations for adding a new and not often photographed bird to your collection.
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Interesting bird, different colors too. Does look like you have a little head movement, was it pecking as you shot it?
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Yes Colin - going at it hammer and tongs
, actually this is the only shot from a couple of sequences where his head wasnt 1/2 buried.
Low light(dull understorey of forest,, poor light angle conspire re SS
Thanks for comments everyone
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Hi
Thanks for taking the time to improve the image, the head is much better, I can sort the OOF leaf
thanks again
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YAW. I agree that the head looks much sharper
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