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I positively love this...it is so very, very under rated...
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Looks like it is counting each step.
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Made me smile :-) Looks like he's chattering to himself as he climbs. Also reminds me of my parrot, who insists on climbing the stairs (and her legs are not nearly so long) when she could just fly.
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when in doubt, walk fast and look worried
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Talking and walking it seems. Maybe the fishing wasn't so good. Good, fun catch.
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Great catch; looks like he is talking to himself, lol. Well done. (voted earlier)
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Heh! He's coming to dinner.
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This image brings a smile to my face. I love the fact the bird is so sure- footed on those stairs. LOL
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This is simply a great capture. His beak open means, like a child would do, he is counting each step as he goes..... Brilliant!
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omg!! My fav of the challenge so far! -10-
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So special.... amazing work. Without any doubt it's a 10. I hope you do well :)
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such confidence! great capture.
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Cool to see GBH in a non-fish-catching-non-flying-non-wading action. Nice profile.
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Look who's coming to dinner. This has great detail and texture, and implied action. The open beak makes 'im look hungry.
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Ha! This definitely made me laugh because it has seemingly such a proud look on its face.
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Honey, I'm home! Too funny
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Going up! Great capture of the blue heron!
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Interesting shot. I like the subject and exposure. I think it could be even stronger if you included more image on the bottom. Maybe this wasn't possible but it seems like the crop is a little tight. 7
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This made me smile, it's quite a comical shot and very well-taken.
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Good composition, nice focus and a tick for the humour/unusual element.
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Cheryl had just finished unpacking the dishware and went to take a break by stepping out to the porch. But before she opened the sliding glass door to hear the sound of the surf, she stopped stunned. She could not believe it. The realtor had told her that the previous home owner would feed and talk to this seabird that would walk up the porch steps every late afternoon. The old man had called him 'Charlie'. Because Cheryl had not seen any bird come walking up the deck for the three days she had been her, she believed the realtor had been pulling her leg. But there, climbing up the steps, was Charlie!
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maybe a wider crop, im sure you have your reasons but i' like to be not so zoomed into the bird. show me more background.
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Ha! Now that's a catch! How long did it take you to train him? :-)
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This is quite humorous. Nice shot.
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unique heron shot, nice PP
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LOL now that's something you don't see everyday. Great moment seen and captured at just the right time.
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Ha!
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