Came a little too close,hence the tail clip "oops".
Jay
by Rob gillett, on Flickr
typeRsdslr Member  235 posts Likes: 3 Joined Jan 2009 More info | Feb 10, 2013 18:33 | #1 Came a little too close,hence the tail clip "oops". Jay by Rob gillett, on FlickrRob 7D gripped /1d mkiii /18-135 / 70-200mm F4L 300mm F4 L is / Kenko 1x4 canon 2x converter
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tinyfishy Senior Member  277 posts Likes: 11 Joined Nov 2009 Location: Toronto More info | Feb 11, 2013 05:46 | #2 Nice detail on this great looking Eurasian Jay but as you'd mentioned, the fault of this image is the missing tail and a bit of toe. Also eye contact wise the bird is looking away from you. As this jay is not a rare species in Europe (presume you live in Europe) So try to get one that perches on a branch and with good light on the head...especially the eye. Alfred a.k.a. tinyfishy
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Don1 Cream of the Crop  More info | Feb 11, 2013 14:20 | #4 This is one of the dangers of getting too close...a problem I rarely have. Don
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Nice image though.