A black-rumped flameback woodpecker shot in bandipur on th 3rd June'11.
canon 60D,canon 100-400 L IS USM, bean bag
f5.6,1/100sec,ISO 640,EV 0, 400mm, eval metering
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A black-rumped flameback woodpecker shot in bandipur on th 3rd June'11.
canon 60D,canon 100-400 L IS USM, bean bag
f5.6,1/100sec,ISO 640,EV 0, 400mm, eval metering
Bhargava
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It is a Male Greater Flameback Woodpecker (Chrysocolaptes Lucidus).It has a scarlet rump and a black tail.I think it is NOT a Black-Rumped Flameback Woodpecker (Dinopium Benghalense). Correct me if I am Wrong. Thanks for sharing. SaktiWild
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The overall colour looks a bit more yellow. Try reducing the white balance a bit. Carefully check the whites. Interesting shape of the tree trunk.
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Nice composition.Difficult to photograph this bird.Agree with Sabyasachi about the white balance.TFS
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Nice frame. Have you flipped the image from horizontal to vertical?
Agree about the white balance.
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No Bibhav..I haven't rotated the image. In fact, that is precisely the reason I posted this image- the perch that looks unique
Bhargava
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