I have had images Stan with over 100 views but zero replies ..with me Stan i take shots for myself , i then post them to share on here if i get a lot of comments great if not then i just carry on as normal ...Some members and i include yourself Stan produce consistent decent images and it becomes the norm ,it then takes a different unusual image from either a established member or one who is progressing and then produces a outstanding image ,a good example would be @maryla and the cuckoo shots well deserving of the comments she should be getting,i dont think there is any special click ,not since the admin had the last cull ,i have freinds on here who have not commented on any of my owl shots for ages ,i just take it they have a quick look and carry on unless they spot something worth commenting on(or they could just be well fed up of them) ,rather than comment for the sake of it ,although i am not a lover of just hitting the like button but it does show they have taken the time to look ..thats fine for me ..
}, sometimes they get a few comments, sometimes a few likes and occasionally no response at all. I try to comment myself on as many as I can and often see that the comments are never reciprocated ... that's life, it isn't going to get me to stop taking photographs and posting a few up, (sorry folks ).
I agree with Den ... I take loads of shots of what I can get at my local WWT or RSPB Reserve and these are generally unspectacular, (there are only so many ways to photograph a Reed Warbler!
This particular image is interesting in that it's not a UK species but it is another unremarkable image, like many of mine and many others posted ... personally I would say just 'chill' Stan and post your images, taking whatever response you get ... I suspect that if you constantly go on about not getting responses it will have an undesired effect.
so I just looked and left no comment.) you can go a bit defensive when replying to crit, after all, that's what the forums about, its actually the main reason I post my shots. 