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    Vultures - Faces only a mother could love...

    Taken this morning - All are different birds:










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    Re: Vultures - Faces only a mother could love...

    Nice series, Bob. Love the first one.

    Like the carrion they consume, this is one subject where too much detail may not be a good thing Joking of course.
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    Re: Vultures - Faces only a mother could love...

    yup ... one ugly bunch of children..... Sure wouldn't want to meet that bunch in a dark alley.

    Nice shooting bob. How close did you get to them to get the full head shot like that?
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    Re: Vultures - Faces only a mother could love...

    Loupey - What's that old saying? "It's a dirty bird, but somebody's got to shoot it"

    Jaedon - These are about 30 percent crops. I was very close. I'd say 6 to 10 feet on most shots. There was a large bunch of them gathered by a dried out water hole.

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