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Sharp-Shinned Hawk at Overpeck Park

The sun kept peeking over the fog, but never stayed long.

An outtake from a (very wet) portfolio shoot last night, that I just kind of liked...

 

No pp on these yet, this is pretty much out of camera, just cropped.

 

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1x SB-900 in softbox to model's front, 1x SB-900 bare to rear. Both in plastic bags :-)

This was the second hawk that perched in my tree, earlier the same day, the Red-shouldered Hawk also liked the view.

Displaying and fighting on a lek south of Calgary, Alberta.

This morning I woke up to find a Sharp-Shinned Hawk in the tree right outside our kitchen window. I had my camera handy since know the cranes are migrating, so I was THRILLED to get a photo of this stunning bird. It didn't give me much time to set up or to take more than three shots before it left. I just didn't have time to dial it in perfectly… but I'll take it!

Adult Sharp-shinned Hawk photographed at the USFWS Northeast Regional Office in Hadley, MA on 28 March 2015.

Salix acutifolia 'Pendula' (sharp-leaf willow) flowering in the Plant Family Collection. Photo by Elizabeth Peters.

Tympanuchus phasianellus, Colorado 2024

Sharp-shinned Hawk

The Meadows

Cape May County, NJ

09/20/2017

Sharp-Shinned Hawk © Steve Frye. Photo taken on the Flying Circus Birders of Boulder Walk on September 25, 2021.

Sharp-tailed sandpipers (Calidris acuminata) are Arctic breeding migrants that come to New Zealand for our summer.

Firth of Thames, New Zealand.

ID# 14088

Sharp Edge Blencathra, Lake District, Cumbria, UK. August 18 2009.

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