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The title is very fitting, he does look angry!

Steve, you're absolutely right, I visited HB Central Park and found some folks setting up flowers (all kinds of flowers) with added sugar water. I wonder if it would affect those humminbirds in the long run. 

I spend most of my shooting in SJWS these days.

Nice catch Steve! I've seen them in Garden Grove and Westminster too. It's amazing how wildlife adapts to urban enviroment!

Congratulations on getting this image! Snowy owls are one of my favorites!

Good colors, and good eye contact, this pose shows why these guys are called  waxwing. Have you tried a vertical crop?

Some noise reduction would help. I like the colors, bird has nice pose and eye contact. Hopefully this hawk will give you more chances to photograph it in better light.

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Sharpness, lighting and focus are all good, the water trail is spectacular. I'd leave more room in the front so the bird can have "something" to go into. 

A work of art! I like the pose, great eye contact, simple perch and killer background. Very well done!

Nice shot of bird coming at you. I say you crop a little bit tighter?

Hopefully we run into each other. I've been shooting there for a long time. I was there yesterday, Thursday and Tuesday, usually I'm at the tide gate. :)

Very unique image! You kept the white very well.

Did you shoot this at Bolsa Chica in Orange County?  

Nice shot bro! Such a majestic bird! How are you?

A unique shot! Very fitting title.

Nice pose anh Tieu, crop tighter for more impact, hopefully next time you're out you'd get a shot like this with better light angle. 

Don't mind at all Steve, your edited version looks better, thanks for the suggestion :)

Very well done, a fitting image for Mother's day. I like the expression between mother goose and baby goose. 

It took me 5 years and thousands of frames to get a decent image of a

diving osprey before the bird hits the water. There are some blown out

highlights but over all I'm happy with the in-focused and sharp image.

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I photographed these black-necked stilts at a local ponds in Irvine, CA.

Every spring these beautiful birds pair up to mate and raise new families.

This is the little dance that they put on right after the "action". Hope you

enjoy this image as much as I did taking it. Thank you for your comments

and ratings.

Edited Version, Thanks Steve Shinn for the suggestion on warming up the bird.

One heck of a shot Sam, love it!

Nice shot Bác Hạnh!