I was on the hill today to clear some more windblow & decided that as it was such a nice morning I would have a look through for Roe first. Just set off into the wood when the phone went:bang:
No Roe but I did have a fly past of 4 of these
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I was on the hill today to clear some more windblow & decided that as it was such a nice morning I would have a look through for Roe first. Just set off into the wood when the phone went:bang:
No Roe but I did have a fly past of 4 of these
I was thinking about you when I took these.
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Superb!
as an aside ( hope you don't mind Sawman?)
Its interesting to see damaged tail tips (Most obvioius in #3) on a wild hawk, Some falconers freak out if their hawk so much as mis-places a "barb" let alone a complete tip
(Before anyone say's, no its not due to the moult)
as an aside ( hope you don't mind Sawman?)
Its interesting to see damaged tail tips (Most obvioius in #3) on a wild hawk, Some falconers freak out if their hawk so much as mis-places a "barb" let alone a complete tip
(Before anyone say's, no its not due to the moult)
Yes I had 4 in the air above me but as I was among trees I only had a small hole in the canopy to shoot through & this one was the most obligingNice ones SM ...
How fantastic, Sawman, and 4 good shots too.
Cracking stuff!
What lens did you use for these, by the way?
Lens? Sigma 70 - 200 f2.8.
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