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Thread: Hungry Hawk

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    Buglin Billy
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    Hungry Hawk

    A hawk flies over a rock outcropping, looking for its next meal.

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    Re: Hungry Hawk

    Nice in-flight image...what type of hawk would this be?

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    Buglin Billy
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    Re: Hungry Hawk

    It's a Redtail.

    Have a good one. BB
    Olympus E-3

    Olympus E-5

    Zuiko Digital ED
    70-300mm
    F4.0-5.6

    Zuiko Digital ED
    12-60mm
    F2.8-4.0 SWD

    Zuiko Digital ED
    50mm
    F2.0 Macro

    Zuiko Digital ED
    50-200mm
    F2.8-3.5 SWD


    Zuiko Digital ED
    90-250mm
    F2.8

    A promise made is a debt unpaid!

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    Re: Hungry Hawk

    Nice composition....well done

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    Re: Hungry Hawk

    Really nice composition - inclusion of interesting rock and habitat detail a good idea but would also like to see a tighter crop for a better view of the bird. Well captured.

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