I did know the name of the type of this bird but it escapes me for now :
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I did know the name of the type of this bird but it escapes me for now :
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The intense eye, the feathering, the colors all work together to make him one terrific bird!
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quite a stunning image. fantastic colors and work on the feathers....
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Looks like a Cattle Egret but I don't know what part of the world you are in so might be something else.
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I like teh subtle manipulation of the brush stiffness to get the different feather looks.
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Wonderful beak on this little fellow
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Yes I agree, the beak is exceptional and I like the brushwork on the feathers; I find them so hard to do. I might experiment with that brush.
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agree with everyone above. Fine work.
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Nice....
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Very nice naturalist illustration. I cannot say its name either. Is it a Florida type of bird?
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