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29-05-2007, 13:51
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Falconry
What do you think?
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29-05-2007, 17:12
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Re: Falconry
I've never seen a shot this close-in of a falcon taking another bird. That is one fine tuned bird hunting machine. I'm glad that I am not in his food chain
 Was this cropped out of a much bigger image or were you really that close? (exif says 70mm lens.) |
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29-05-2007, 23:01
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Re: Falconry
I was within 50 yards from the bird. I did crop this out of a larger photo as you stated. The object you see the bird catching is a dummy used to train injuried birds how to hunt again. It has a reward treat attached to it. This Harris Hawk was caught in a fence and substained a broked wing.
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