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sandylee:

BillHolsten:

In the cloud forest in Costa Rica.

Incredibly beautiful bird AND photo!

 

Just took the time to go thru all the shots here.....just a fabulous collection!  I never tire of "in Flights".....

Here's a "long distance" one of Mergansers taking off from Lake Michigan (about two weeks ago)....

Looks like you had all your ducks in a row in this shot!!

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We did not inherit Mother Earth from our ancestors...... we have borrowed Her from our descendants.
Chief Seattle (paraphrased)

Here is a shot of my female Harris Hawk taken this morning {Thursday, 10-29-09} in Southwestern New Mexico. 

 

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Southwestern New Mexico

raptrlvr:

Here is a shot of my female Harris Hawk taken this morning {Thursday, 10-29-09} in Southwestern New Mexico. 

Gorgeous!  What's hanging from her leg? 

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Life List: 139
Latest: Cedar Waxwing!!!!!!!

Thats the transmitter. Its only on her when she is flying free and doesn't affect her flight or her ability to hunt.

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Southwestern New Mexico

Ahh - I figured it had something to do with that.

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Life List: 139
Latest: Cedar Waxwing!!!!!!!

I didn't know whether to post this on this thread or "Lunch".  Here's what I believe is an Osprey that flew by me this a.m. with breakfast.  I would have gotten a much closer and better shot but my camera didn't want to focus quickly enough..........grrrrr!  Point and Shoot cameras are frustrating at times!

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Life List: 139
Latest: Cedar Waxwing!!!!!!!

I just posted this somewhere else but it fits this category too -- here's a Bushtit in flight...............

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Life List: 139
Latest: Cedar Waxwing!!!!!!!

Raptr...to die for....AGAIN.  Thanks!

 Curlybird...simply intriguiging...(did I spell that right?)  They are like Titmice...REALLY "tuff" to catch in flight.  Nice job.

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Life List: 139
Latest: Cedar Waxwing!!!!!!!

Red-tailed Hawk from yesterday.....

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Life List: 139
Latest: Cedar Waxwing!!!!!!!

At the risk of hitting Bald Eagle overload, a few more shots from the last couple days. I'll put some in the lunch section too. A couple photographers shooting along Conowingo Dam counted 232 eagles this morning. It's an amazing thing to watch, considering how few there were in Maryland 40 years ago when I was growing up.

 

 

mj3151:

At the risk of hitting Bald Eagle overload.....

I think you are speaking to the wrong crowd, I would be shocked if any of us would get tired of this stuff.  What a blast.

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Latest Birds: Black-throated Green Warbler, Pine Warbler, Eastern Kingbird, Rufous-backed Robin, Crissal Thrasher

Totally love those eagle photos...very, very cool!

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"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."
Immanuel Kant

jbm32206:

Totally love those eagle photos...very, very cool!

Thanks. Conowingo Dam is a great place to watch (and photograph) them all through the fall.

There can NEVER be an overload of these beauties!  Fabulous series of shots!