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    Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk

    Took this one on the 10th of the month.


    Red-Tailed Hawk Buteo jamaicensis

    Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk-red-tail.jpg


    This one has been hunting the grounds every day.

    It's a little soft.

    I have a couple of the same bird on his latest greatest favorite perch taken the same day. I'll post them, next


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    Re: Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk

    I can only hope to catch my prey in as beautiful a scene as you have here. Nice shot! Good work CJ
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    Re: Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk

    Another great shot CJ. How many images do you through out? I haven't seen an image of yours I didn't like.

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    Re: Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk

    CJ, hawks in flight are not as easy as they look(as you surely know), so I think this is a good shot by all means.
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    Re: Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk

    Indeed! Just the fact that you can even get a decent "soft" shot would be great, this is wonderful.

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    Re: Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk

    Well captured CJ! beautiful bird.

    As Paulnj says they are'nt easy to get, i have a female Kestrel which hunts at a nearby park and she has proved to be a challenge! especially against dull skys or the other, very bright days, if its not shadows,its getting in the right position! excellent.
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    Re: Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk

    Awsome Capture C,J
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    Re: Soaring Red-Tailed Hawk

    Thanks for the compliments, everybody!!!

    I had intended to post more, but things got real busy around here.

    I'll try again, this week.

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