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Archie (Red-tailed Hawk)
Just a few of my Archie...
Apologies for the background; I just thought I'd take a few of him being his inquisitive self!
Trying to look grown-up despite his little bits of down..
.. upside-down. Love this picture, but unfortunately he's not central as he was looking extra closely at the camera-strap, so it couln't be helped!
Apologies for the background; I just thought I'd take a few of him being his inquisitive self!
Trying to look grown-up despite his little bits of down..
.. upside-down. Love this picture, but unfortunately he's not central as he was looking extra closely at the camera-strap, so it couln't be helped!
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Wow he's lovely (looks very clever 
). Great photos they show him off beautifully 
). Great photos they show him off beautifully
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Fab shots!!!!!
Archie is stunning, how long have you had him for??? Lucky you, you rown bird of prey to photograph. You could charge us to use Archie as a model
Archie is stunning, how long have you had him for??? Lucky you, you rown bird of prey to photograph. You could charge us to use Archie as a model
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Thanks very much! He's happy to be photographed anytime and loves the attention, so you'd be welcome! He was handreared when he was rejected by his parents - not ideal, but he's such a lovely boy, and so funny! Can't believe he can turn his head completely upside down like that, but he does it all the time!
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Wow - I want! 
Love the past pic - it's so unusual!
Love the past pic - it's so unusual!
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Originally Posted by Azz
Wow - I want!
Love the past pic - it's so unusual!
Love the past pic - it's so unusual!
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http://www.photoanswers.co.uk/Video-...p/?&R=EPI-1658
This might give you some ideas when taking captive birds, just let the video tutural run
bazza
This might give you some ideas when taking captive birds, just let the video tutural run
bazza
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bazza
http://www.photoanswers.co.uk/Video-...p/?&R=EPI-1658
This might give you some ideas when taking captive birds, just let the video tutural run
bazza
This might give you some ideas when taking captive birds, just let the video tutural run
bazza
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Lovely shots
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