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Doreys Quarry, Dorset

I spotted these two red tailed hawks on my way to Clearlake, California. When I first saw them they were perched on top of that pole. By the time I got my camera out and started to focus in on them they decided to take off and I snapped the pic quick. This is what I ended up with.

Kensington Metro Park, MI

I was on the boat that was taking us in to Kerala Backwaters. After a while, we reached a spot where few fishermen were catching fishes with their bare hands. Also, we observed these birds of prey looking for an opportunity. This photograph is like a moment for me when these two are looking at each other like there is some sort of competition going on.

This was the calmer of the two

last minute afternoon out.. arrived in time for the last demo of the day (3pm)

International Centre for Birds of Prey - Newent, Gloucestershire

These incredible images were taken by my life-long friend Paul Allen of Naples , FL Paul does have internet and I have made a special Album on Flickr to display his work: Pauls Photos

left to right: Freedom{male), LIberty(female)

 

Liberty is feeding the one chick while the other chick sleeps in an awkward position. Chick Names: Stars and Stripes

 

This is a screen shot from the live video feed in the Hanover Live eagle cam in Pa. Granted by the Pa. Game Commision in partnership with Hawk Mountian Sanctuary and Comcast Business. Powered by HDONTAP.

Canon 5D Mk II w EF 100-400 mm f/4.0-5.6 L IS USM, captured at ISO 1250, 1/250" at f/7.1 with a focal length of 320 mm

Taken at a Falconry Centre near Newent

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