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Bird of Prey

Bird of Prey

I am not sure if this is a hawk or a falcon, they talked about so many at the Birds of Prey show that I just don't remember. If you know I would welcome it...
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I am not sure if this is a hawk or a falcon, they talked about so many at the Birds of Prey show that I just don't remember. If you know I would welcome its identity.
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camera

NIKON D7000

settings

settings

Aperture f/8 ISO 400 Shutter 1/1600 Focal Length 3000/10

upload_date

upload_date

Nov, 2015

Views

975

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+260

Awards

Peer Award

+43

Superb Composition

+38

Top Choice

+22

Absolute Masterpiece

+17

Magnificent Capture

+13

All Star

+5

Superior Skill

Exceptional Contrast

Outstanding Creativity

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Impressed

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Wonderful capture. It looks like a Golden Eagle but am not sure as am not very familiar with Northern Hemisphere raptors.

PRO+

I think it's an eagle but anyway, it's a beautiful shot!

Excellent Image Jim "Great clarity, Colours, Contrast and Texture (Wonderful Image)

Ultimate

Love the clarity, Jim

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