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27 Jan 2015 10:38 #136123
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We were greenlaning in the Peak District on Sunday -
www.bits4vits.co.uk/store/greenlaning-in.../01/15/blog_296.html
And saw...
Magnificent Birds... thought they may be of interest?
And saw...
Magnificent Birds... thought they may be of interest?
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27 Jan 2015 15:30 #136146
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Hi Jimnydave,
That was very kind of you i love the pics. If your intrested im 99.999% sure they were rabbit hawking taking the terrain and birds,both breeds of bird are among the best rabbit hawks you can get. They are both American hawks the top 2 pics are of a Harris hawk (ive had 5 off these) and the bottom is a Redtail. Thanks again mate
That was very kind of you i love the pics. If your intrested im 99.999% sure they were rabbit hawking taking the terrain and birds,both breeds of bird are among the best rabbit hawks you can get. They are both American hawks the top 2 pics are of a Harris hawk (ive had 5 off these) and the bottom is a Redtail. Thanks again mate
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27 Jan 2015 15:53 #136147
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Replied by Jimny-Dave on topic One for "the_goshawker"
Hi
They were parked down below, just above the head of the chap in the third photo, and I gathered that they'd walked up to let the birds swoop down below...
I waved my camera at the chap in the third photo to see if it was alright for me to take a photo of his bird, and he nodded and presented it up towards the camera
We left them to it then, and slid off quietly...
They were parked down below, just above the head of the chap in the third photo, and I gathered that they'd walked up to let the birds swoop down below...
I waved my camera at the chap in the third photo to see if it was alright for me to take a photo of his bird, and he nodded and presented it up towards the camera
We left them to it then, and slid off quietly...
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