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Nope! Follow the scale units and you are above "10"!! Somewhat like 12-13: we should focus on the head, no?Perfect pose. On a scale, it's a 10.
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That time of the year... Warm day, by the lake and marsh in the Eastern Ontario. Three photos of Northern Harrier (female), Ring-necked Duck, Winter Wren (finally showed up in a viewfinder, after so many years 
, and adorable juvenile Tufted Titmouse.
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, and adorable juvenile Tufted Titmouse.7D2+100-400L2+1.4III
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Very nice! My favorites are ##3 and 6That time of the year... Warm day, by the lake and marsh in the Eastern Ontario. Three photos of Northern Harrier (female), Ring-necked Duck, Winter Wren (finally showed up in a viewfinder, after so many years
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Well done for catching the Wren. Great shots.That time of the year... Warm day, by the lake and marsh in the Eastern Ontario. Three photos of Northern Harrier (female), Ring-necked Duck, Winter Wren (finally showed up in a viewfinder, after so many years
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Alan, yeah, that small bird is tough one to follow. Never stays still long enough, except
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Swamp Harrior at Wings Wildlife Park, Gunns Plains, Tasmania
Canon EOS 6D Mark II
Lens: Sigma AF 400mm F5.6 APO HSM
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Both photos are nice but the Peregrine is more great than nice! Probably the best photo of Peregrine I have seen here!
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