Excuse me ,BUT those are my nuts !
by Rando D300

Comment:
Very cute...the focus looks like it needs to be a little wider so the squirrels face is in focus too. Really cute how the bird is peeking around the rock though. Well caught.

Skimming Along
by gbloore

Comment:
A little bit too much exposure as the white of the wings looks blown out. Very nice contrast and color though. I would've liked it a little more if it wasn't centered in the shot too...

Possum
by naomik

Comment:
I'm a little distracted by the branches in the foreground...I think I would have preferred them to be cloned out (at least the one crossing his neck and claw). I also think composing (or cropping) this so that he's a little more to the right of the shot (and show more to the left since he's looking that way) would've worked better (especially since you've already cut off a lot of his body so you wouldn't be losing much).

Elegant landing
by Gaia

Comment:
Harsh lighting...white on top of his head and wing is blown out...facing out the frame. 1/3 or 2/3 a stop lower exposure and a correction in composition could've made this really nice.

Predator
by joycobb

Comment:
The subject of this picture (and title) is not a non-domesticated animal so doesn't meet the challenge criteria.

Snow Plow
by M.O.C.

Comment:
The border is distracting especially because it cuts through his leg.

Olive-backed Sunbird
by zerocusa

Comment:
Wing blur is really cool...cool capture.

Proud
by arbil14

Comment:
I really like this. I think it would've been even better if you were able to move a little so that his head was turned relative to the camera a little more. As it is it's quite nice but could've been better with a little change in angle.

Bird
by srdanz

Comment:
Nicely done...I like the birds position in the picture, looking into it...nice background blur yet sharp bird. Very good.

Vibrant Freedom
by Cutter

Comment:
I feel like the fact that we can't see much of him (dark lower body, bill blocked by wings, looking at his back) detract from the image. I also feel that having him looking out of the frame draws the attention away from the center of the picture (and thus has this large area to the left that's basically dead space).