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Another from July, when I was having fun harassing the Acorn Woodpeckers with creative placement of the suet feeder. (Still would be, but I got busy with more productive endeavors.)
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Only slight global adjustments in LR and NR. Into PS to remove part of the feeder on the right edge. Didn’t need to mess with the BG here. Cropped to 60% of the original pixels.
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Diane, a truly fun take here on this bird but not lost in the image is the excellent quality for sure. I know when I get upside down I always hang on with everything too…Very Cool…
No thoughts for change at all…
Thanks, @Allen_Brooks, @Paul_Breitkreuz, @Dennis_Plank, @Gill_Vanderlip and @Allen_Sparks! These things are a strange mix of natural clowns and guard dogs. But for all the bullying they do at the feeders and bath, they are total chickens. It’s funny to watch them do a flyby with a sudden change of course or abort a landing when they see me.
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I’m always running late to parties. I love this! I think the title of the image also has a good deal to play with this one. That little splash of red! Wow. Beautifully shot and processed Diane. Look how his little toes are interlocked.
I have a whole collection of unusual bird poses that make me laugh. I might start posting a few … just for fun.
