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    Golden Babbler

    Eaglenest wildlife sanctuary, Arunachal Pradesh, March 2010. Hills covered with dense Evergreen Forests, combined with unpredictable broken clouds and lots of restless small birds made for a very challenging (photographically) trip. Was lucky to catch this guy very close, in a bush near the road.

    EOS 40D+ EF400L, handheld, 1/800; f5.6; ISO640
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    Lovely, I like the image a lot. Love the way the bird's face is lit. Nice eye contact. TFS. Canon 400mm f5.6 L, right?

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    Hi Amit,
    Good to see an image of the Golden babbler (Stachyris chrysaea chrysaea). Lovely bird. The eye contact is fine. I have never been to Eaglenest, but have heard the light conditions are challenging. May be I will plan sometime soon. Do you have a vertical composition? A higher shutter speed would have been even better. I would have preferred ISO 800 over ISO 640, as the intermediate ISOs in canon result in more noise.

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    Sabyasachi

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    Nice eye contact. The open beak is a plus. Photographing these birds in a dense bush is tough. You got it nicely. Thanks for sharing.
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    Mrudul Godbole

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    Abhishek, yes, this is with the EF 400L f5.6.

    Sabyasachi, sorry no vertical. This was my first visit to the NE, Eaglenest was akin to a pilgrimage as a birding enthusiast. I consciouly tried to keep it a "birding first, photo second" trip. Light(ing?) can be very variable any time of the day, from one direction to the next and small clouds passing by all the time!

    Regards.

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    The spotlighting looks good. Thanks for sharing the bird. Using ISO 800 would have been better. Thanks for sharing.
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    Bibhav Behera
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