Post your favorite November 2018 shot
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Fred Kingston
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In a surprise move, Woody will post a picture of a bird! 
I have two, actually.
This eagle took off after I waited for over an hour, and I still just barely got the lens up and shot taken before he was gone.
I carefully and slowly positioned myself with the sun at my back and at a good angle to get this shot of a young red-tailed Hawk. It's one of those perfect photographic moments that only come up occasionally.You can see that the crows have been chasing him and chewing on his tail feathers, but this hawk isn't giving up his territory, it seems.
I have two, actually.
This eagle took off after I waited for over an hour, and I still just barely got the lens up and shot taken before he was gone.
I carefully and slowly positioned myself with the sun at my back and at a good angle to get this shot of a young red-tailed Hawk. It's one of those perfect photographic moments that only come up occasionally.You can see that the crows have been chasing him and chewing on his tail feathers, but this hawk isn't giving up his territory, it seems.
In a surprise move, Woody will post a picture of a bird!
I have two, actually.
This eagle took off after I waited for over an hour, and I still just barely got the lens up and shot taken before he was gone.
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I carefully and slowly positioned myself with the sun at my back and at a good angle to get this shot of a young red-tailed Hawk. It's one of those perfect photographic moments that only come up occasionally.You can see that the crows have been chasing him and chewing on his tail feathers, but this hawk isn't giving up his territory, it seems.
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Nice images, Woody.
So do crows really go after hawks? Maybe only for territory or nests--do you know?
Nice images, Woody.
Thanks, Cindy.
Crows and raptors do not get along. At all. I have read that it seems to be genetically hard wired into crows to hate raptors.
Here's an article on crows hating owls:
Crows vs. Owls: Enemies Ordained by Nature | WCAI
I always enjoy your landscapes, Dan. You have a great talent for composition.
Chris@sabor
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RockyNH_RIP
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Here is mine.... Yep, from the Wildlife Refuge..
Pat in Savannah
Pat in Savannah
AxeMan - Rick S.
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Low key Black and White in color
