Squawk
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Wow, don't need the saturation slider for that guy. Did you use on camera flash?
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Peek-A-Boo
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You Lookin At Me?
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Ruffled
Pretty sure no flash. Captured in 2016 so capture too old to rely on my memory - but metadata shows flash did not fire. Used a Fujifilm X-T1 w. XF100-400mm @204mm f/6.4 1/125 ISO 400 from up close in a pop-up blind. It appears like there's a small catch-light in the eye but unsure why.
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Thanks very much Robin.
Thanks Robin, that was always near the top of my 'want to' list. I was fortunate to catch up with this one in Finland 2015. Absolutely delighted to find it.A darling bird I would luv to photograph it one day V envious
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Lovely shots Gordon.
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Quite so, but not so different to the Kelp Gull (Larus dominicanus), 500 - 620mm
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Hawkeshead
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Fire finch. Only processing was slight tweak to contrast and shadow with the crop, other than that its as is out of the camera. First run out of my D850 that arrived last week., also first time using the 200-500 with 1.4 TC on the D850.
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