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On a lousy monitor currently, but it looks like you did an excellent job preserving the detail in the whites. Could be a bit sharper. Tom points out an excellent rule of thumb for BIF: have the bird flying into the frame, eg into more space. Go less centered.
Quick look at your gallery.
Nice variety, excellent job on the whistling duck. Watch for going too centered for most images. If you are catching reflections, try to get the whole reflection in. I tend to go more centered, symmetrical with reflection images of a static subject, but vary things around. Check out shadow/highlight recovery to see if images can be optimized.
For fantastic bird images, check out the Nature forum here, esp folks like Jody Melanson, Imagemaster, Migara (and a zillion others) and www.birdphotographer.net. Also, if you are into this bird thing and havent done it yet, consdier getting Artie Morris' The Art of Bird Photography II on CD.
And keep posting here for more specific advice on individual images.
Scott
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