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Description
Stick Marsh, Melbourne, Florida
(THE place for nesting spoonbills)
This fellow, in full breeding colours, has high aspirations in digging up and dragging this clump back to it’s nest. There is no way he can weave this mess this into his nest without impacting all the other nearby nests, both spoonies and great egrets. His HOA neighbors won’t appreciate the roots dragging through their property.
Specific Feedback
all comments and suggestions welcome
Technical Details
Sony A1
200-600 @ 571
Date Taken: 2024-03-04 16:15:12
Exposure Time: 1/3200 sec
F Number: f/6.3
ISO Speed Ratings: ISO 2500
Exposure Program: Manual
Metering Mode: Multi-segment
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
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I can think of anything you could do to improve this. He is beautiful -nice colors, tack sharp, out of focus background that shows his environment … image tells a story … Its wonderful!
Love seeing these spoonbill Sandy especially when they are carrying such a heavy load. Colors, sharpness, and exposure look well done to me and I like the wing position. A good look at that red eye too. I like the crop that includes the long, trailing piece of branch with still room for the bird to fly into on the right.
Wonderful subject well photographed – sharp, great pose and composition, excellent BG!! I sometimes see Egrets with huge branches and wish I could see into the dense trees to find out what they do with them. They are evergreen eucalyptus so you can’t even tell in winter, but there must be some big messes.
