He's not well placed in the frame - more space to the left for him to look into looks and feels better. Try a different crop and a slight sharpen - otherwise it looks a nice capture.
He's still a bit central David.Don't be afraid of leaving plenty of empty negative space on the left hand side. Move the bird right over to the right -if you have the room to crop and leave more space on the left of course.
Better, although his head's a bit close to the top of the frame now. here's a quick fudge job grabbing some space on the left just to show what I mean. If you dont have room on the left though, you're snookered for this shot, but just a tip to remember for the future.
The composition and sharpening in last edit does look better David, however, you have still made a nice capture with good detail, especially as you only used 1/60 at 200mm. Was this taken hand held or with a tripod? Keep them coming
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