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Verreaux's Eagle-owl B&W wings

Verreaux's Eagle-owl B&W wings

This bird is at the World Center for birds of prey, Boise Idaho. They have a variety of birds of prey and are actively involved in protecting these beautiful an...
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This bird is at the World Center for birds of prey, Boise Idaho. They have a variety of birds of prey and are actively involved in protecting these beautiful animals. They have a very successful breeding program for various endangered birds of prey including Peregrine falcons and California condors.
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COOLPIX S6300

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Aperture 16/5 ISO 125 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 9/2

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Aug, 2018

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