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I like I caught (not intentionally, of course) a bit of the tree flying past its beak.
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Any thoughts appreciated.
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Canon R5; 100-500 at 500 mm; 1/2500 at f7.1; ISO 1600
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Hi Allen
Always take creat for things that work. The Downy Woodpecker looks great.
Peter
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Yes, a very nice look at this Downey woodpecker. I like the detail and the pose. Always nice to get a little wood flying. I have a lot of of these in my neighborhood along with some larger versions of the Downey., The hairy woodpecker. I guess there’s also a three toed woodpecker which is quite similar but I’m not sure if it’s range.
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Gorgeous shot of the Downy doing its thing, Allen. The combination of the hole and the hip really tells a fine story.
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Allen,
Great capture and “action” shot - although the action amounts to the little chunk of wood - but I’m guessing you’re not complaining! I wouldn’t. This is a wonderful image.
My only suggestion, and a minor one at that, would be a skosh more room below the tail. Yeah, I know there is already room and it’s not breaching… but it’s my only thought and suggestion. 
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Allen - really great image of this fellow. Tack-sharp detail is present throughout, and the profile pose is perfect, with cool green BG and flying wood!
The tiniest nit - maybe a little more room at the bottom would be good, if you’re ok with breaking traditional aspects.
Excellent!
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