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Published: 2010-02-09 17:43:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 1503; Favourites: 90; Downloads: 45
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Diopsittaca Nobilis CumanensisThese are some of the most common birds in the woodlands of eastern Bolivia, although relatively rare elsewhere. They're noisy things, too; it's impossible to go anywhere without hearing them conversing in the trees...
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Aw, cute composition! I like - my frustration with many bird pictures is that they lack any sense of... mood, I suppose, and this manages to have a lovely dash of quirk in it. Nice work.
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Thanks! These birds are full of personality
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Great capture! The composition and the pose of both are superb. Really beautiful
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Really beautiful birds! I'm jealous of the experience you're having, but really enjoy the pictures. The shades of green in this make it interesting, but I sort of feel like the plant dominates the photo. At the same time, that makes the birds feel like a discovery, so it's all up to artistic interpretation.
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I as a matter of fact was not too keen on this photo, but a lot of people seemed to like it, so I put it up... I know what you mean. It's all in the way you see it.
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beautiful
alsoo the composition of the whole pic with the palm leave
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wow. it would be awesome to have macaws flying all over my city. here we have some tiny parrots, but its not the same 
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Well where I lived in Michigan, there aren't any at all! 
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Hooray! Thank you
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Really? Judging by the names, I assume they weren't the quietest things in the world...
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Not always! Mr. Bird was the sweetest bird ever, and Ruckus was feisty. I had the pleasure of getting to know her over the years till she became more gentle and enjoyed getting her head scratched, but would still turn around and nip you sometimes!
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Awww... It makes me miss my parrot...
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parrot 
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I like this photograph, especially the many greens.
I don't like the large foreground because I find my gaze is drawn towards the rib of the plant frond, toward the broken section (lower left) and toward the brown blur (bottom right), away from the birds.
I suggest that you try placing the tip of the frond rib into the bottom right corner and cropping everything below.
The top or side could then be shaved a tiny amount to yield a square image.
I think this would establish the focal point solidly on the birds.
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Thanks for the critique! I wasn't entirely sure what the correct crop would be, because I'm terrible with critiquing my own images. 
I'll let you know what happens
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Yes, it is interesting to try different cropping but one must limit the degree of cropping in the final version.
Your photograph is a nice image of this species in a natural scene.
I think that you have done a good job with it.
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A Lovely Capture! Now I want to go on vacation, ugh.
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