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I can't seem to see the first one. In the second one you lose the bird with the seed? in the background. The seagull is nice and clear with a good OOF background. Likewise, in the fourth you have done well to get a nice coloured background and not overexpose the pelican too much. I enjoy trying to take pictures of birds - never an easy exercise so well done.
Nikon D7000
G'day Pa,
Beautiful bird in the first two, looks like you could perhaps go for a bit more contrast and I'd probably crop in a bit on the first to exclude the darker stuff on the left and frame closer in on the bird... Seagulls are tricky to exposure for I reckon and pelicans are an exposure nightmare, hot white next to black, doh, I always have trouble with them  Great pose and background for the pelican shot too, isolates him well...Aka Andrew
The fourth is my favorite out of these, but I must ask are these heavy crops? There looks a fair bit of loss in feather detail (except the seagull).
Darryl (aka Kipper)
Nikon D200
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