Mr. Western Northern Flicker Woodpecker

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• yamataraja (5427)
• [2008-04-21 20:28]

Hi Karin
Nice shot. Here you got the male with its mustache. He migrated too early, he feeds on the ground eating ants.
Good natural colors and crisp detail.
Great shot
Serge

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• GreenBaron (37569)
• [2008-04-22 4:19]

Hi Karin,
Maybe a bit too central, but you captured this special bird very well, nicely sharp and a fine pose. I think the berry on the forground is a nice detail :-)
Hans

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• Roly (410)
• [2008-04-22 21:39]
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Technically much better than the previous, with a good looking subject and great exposure. Let's face it though: you need a bigger lens for this kind of stuff. I also tried photographing birds with a 100 mm lens, and the results were good, but never excellent. The composition is a bit too central and I think the aperture could have been considerably smaller (I actually meant wider).

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• Nikas (1874)
• [2008-04-23 14:20]

hi!

It´s beutiful the Mr. Western Northern Flick!! Very well cachted! Great focus and colours

Congratulations
Ana

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• Dpbours (2072)
• [2008-04-24 3:18]

Hi Karin.

Nice sharpness and colours in the snowy landscape.
I am not sure how I would translate a 'flicker' in Dutch. Looks a bit like a woodpecker. But only a little bit in the shape. Beautiful little bird.

Greetings, Dennis

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• tibig (6573)
• [2008-04-27 11:13]
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I like the way this bird integrates to it's environment. There are lots of interesting details in the shot.
Regards,
Tibi

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• Josine (4069)
• [2008-06-03 20:24]

A fine sharp composition. Excellent contrast and colours.

Bye
Josine

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• burak28 (2088)
• [2008-08-05 5:50]

What a wonderful capture Dear Karin
Excellent clarity and colors
Very well done
Thanks
Burak