Critique Stockgrove Park Birds

[WaltonR]

Took advantage of the early evening sun to visit Stockgrove Country Park yesterday. The park was emptying nicely when I arrived and I spent the next couple of hours in blissful peace shooting the wildlife.
I stood at a spot that whilst at the junction of a number of paths, the birds are quite happy to come really close. Well,, for a microsecond anyway.
I was using my D850 with 200-500 f/5.6 and the ISO was working overtime in the shade. So I'll be real honest an say that they were edited in LR and I made full use of the AI Denoise function. I have to say that, whilst I think it takes a lot of the skill out of taking a photo, it certainly does work well.
By all means critique away, I could do with the advice for sure.

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23-05-07-17 by Richard Walton, on Flickr

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23-05-07-15 by Richard Walton, on Flickr

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23-05-07-14 by Richard Walton, on Flickr

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23-05-07-12 by Richard Walton, on Flickr

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23-05-07-8 by Richard Walton, on Flickr

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23-05-07-7 by Richard Walton, on Flickr

Thanks for looking

 

[Dale.]

Lovely set. I think you have 2 images with the first Coot, as it is, or a crop to remove the foilage to the left.

The taking off Coot is a cracker, should maybe be in a frame.

 

[Crotal Bell]

Nice set, I agree with @Dale. in regards the flying Coot, great image.
I'm also impressed with the Great Tit, I can never get the head out of the dark shadows, but a lot of mine are in poor light TBH.