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Eyes on Target

Eyes on Target

We witnessed several Northern Harrier Hawks hunting in the tall Mile High grasses. This huntress is obviously skilled at plying her trade and finding vermin in ...
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We witnessed several Northern Harrier Hawks hunting in the tall Mile High grasses. This huntress is obviously skilled at plying her trade and finding vermin in the high grasses....what a wonderful service they provide and look great doing it.
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Denver, Colorado, US

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Dec, 2023

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Fabulous shot

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Wow...head on capture...love the eye contact! Beautiful!!

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Wow! Great capture!

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Truly stunning work

Wow! Awesome shot!

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wow great

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nice capture

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Fantastic head on shot

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Wow, straight on its face!

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Fantastic capture

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Nice catch Ron. Wow that's good!

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Awesome action shot :-)

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Love this shot. There is a eye contest you need to join with this shot.

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Ron, I love your flying harrier image - it is beautiful. Unfortunately, my challenge specs are for a bird not flying. Do you have another image that you can substitute that meets the challenge description? 😀

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