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European Goldfinch - Carduelis carduelis - Sticlete
The average Goldfinch is 12β13 cm long with a wingspan of 21β25 cm and a weight of 14 to 19 grams. Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5 - 5.6 L IS USM Autofocus Lens Place: Campina, Romania___________________________________________________________
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Absolutely gorgeous. The way you got the bird in flight is amazing! Colors are superb, standing out against a plain background and looking completely at home in its habitat. I like the way you have made not only the bird clear, but the reeds as well. It makes it look natural.
The texture of the goldfinch's feathers looks so soft, and the way the wings are slightly blurred brings out the superior look on the birds determined face. Speaking about the texture: the different contrasts is a very good idea. Blurry background, soft feathers, smooth beak and rough reeds. I think it greatly brings out how, even though they are all so different, they work together exceedingly well.
Even better if? Are one of the reeds snapped? Though a tiny detail, it would depend on if I'm being picky or not. I could say that it distracts me slightly once I noticed it, or it can state that not everything in the wild is perfect. Anyway, gorgeous picture!
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Wonderful, such beautiful bright colours Β
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The very best photo of a Sticlete I ever saw!*-*
They are so wonderfull, even if I never saw a so colorfull specimen like this, the red is so intense
Amazing shot!
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I featured your work on my blog!Β unusualmaidenbutterflydays.bloβ¦
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Nice ! It's really rare to see a still of their wings at the top like that.Β
Also, you got him next to the plant he got his name from (at least in French and Latin).
The colors on his head and wings really stand out.
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Thank you very much for the appreciaition
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Hi!!! You are in our first feature on Wyld-Art!! [link]
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Very welcome!!!
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Amazing photo of a "Pintassilgo"
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Hello!
Your beautiful art has been featured in my newest journal [link]
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You deserve
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we call this bird distel-fink (thistle finch) and on this picture we see why 
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Hi 
If you do not wish to be featured, please drop me a note me and I will remove it.
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Superb Richard, great to see you on here
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Thank you very much Jamie
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