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Big Birds
Three of my favourite photos of birds of prey, taken last summer . They were all stunning.
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Great shots - love the second one!
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Nice shots, they are gorgeous birds the weird thing being they are born to kill!!
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the second one is great ! beauitful birds are they !
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really good shots there! Like them all.
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Lovely shots there, I think Birds of prey make good subjects, dont know why, they just do!
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Thanks everyone
Dawn, maybe it's because they are not afraid to stare at you, so they stare straight into the camera. They certainly weren't at all shy, and did seem to actually enjoy the fuss and attention.
Dawn, maybe it's because they are not afraid to stare at you, so they stare straight into the camera. They certainly weren't at all shy, and did seem to actually enjoy the fuss and attention.
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brilliant this is my goal is to take pics of birds of prey. About 1/2 mile up the road from me there is a pair of perigrin falcons i always go to watch them through my binoculars and would love to take pics of them on the nest and in flight! maybe one day soon my dream will come true 
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Originally Posted by Moonstone
Thanks everyone
Dawn, maybe it's because they are not afraid to stare at you, so they stare straight into the camera. They certainly weren't at all shy, and did seem to actually enjoy the fuss and attention.
Dawn, maybe it's because they are not afraid to stare at you, so they stare straight into the camera. They certainly weren't at all shy, and did seem to actually enjoy the fuss and attention.