Brewer's Sparrow

These are firsts for me. They are heavily cropped. These are very wary birds.

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Grizz wrote in post #17013789
John that second one is outstanding!

Peter2516 wrote in post #17014032
Very nice John. The 2nd love the most.

tonylong wrote in post #17014040
John, you did good, nice job! It's cool how if we get a nice shot even a close crop can come out nicely!

Thanks Craig and Peter. I definitely prefer a pure natural look and the bush provided a great angle to get a wondergul BG.

Thank you Tony. Yes it is very cool how a well focussed shot comes out cropped. I cropped the shot to 1280 x 1280 pixels from 5184 x 3456.

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bigjohninva wrote in post #17014313
Great shots.!!

Oldjackssparrows wrote in post #17014318
They look very good for large crops John, one rarely seen here too.

Thank you John and Bret.

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