For a change (Philloscopus trochilus)

Very fine close up with good details and sharp image. Even if taken in the shadow colors are looking natural.

Thank you for sharing,
Cristian

Very good closeup.

Nearly missed this one, my friend Marian. A beauty, looking to starboard (that is to the right, for the non-sailors). :king:

Lovely shot Marian, well done !

great image well captured and presented

Super duper shot! This one is much more comfortable.

Absolutely perfectamente! It really can't get much better than this! :t:

I can't believe you are not a professional photographer, your pictures are inspiring to me and I admire your tenacity to get the pictures you want!

I also think you are very humourous & enjoy reading your posts in your thread! I especially enjoy them because my father was from Spain, Cespedosa de Tormes, not too far from Madrid. Unfortunately I have never had the opportunity to get over there, but through my father's stories of his youth, I have always felt a strong connection to my "roots", so through your lens I can see birds my father grew up with! Muchas Gracias por eso opportunidad!

Mucho Salud y Buena Suerte Chica!(sorry, but shamefully, my Spanish is a bit limited, much to my regret:-C!)
Hope you have a wonderfully birdie day! o

Lindy |:d|

Superb shot Marian, tfs.

Great detail and lovely colours and composition Marian, nice piece of work.

A superb right posing WW Marian. Fabulous detail from beak to tail or tail to beak, depending on which way you are reading this picture.
I was advised that ideally birds should look to the right of the frame. This is because, in Europe especially, we read from left to right and because of this an image seems more correct in our brain if it is facing from left to right.
You can flip an image in Photoshop if you wish. Personally, if any of my birds face right to left, that is the way they stay.
Why not flip the image Marian, see what we think?