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European Eagle Owl.

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Same as above

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Lilac Breasted Roller. Bird garden, near Leeds UK

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Pair of swans, a long way off. RSPB site

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Lanner Falcon
The Owls and the Falcon, I was flying from the glove, (not at thesame time as I was taking the shots. Rolleyes )
Nice set, I like what you've done.
Wow! You are really good with birds. Nice work.
Thanks Don. Hows life. You moved south didn't you ?
(Oct 30, 2014, 16:52)NT73 Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks Don. Hows life. You moved south didn't you ?
Having looked at your blogspot, it seems you moved north.
I just remember all the snowy scenes from the bus windows etc. and thought you must live in Canada or Alaska.
Nice captures, the frames do nothing for m but, that's personal. Ed.
Thanks EdMak.
If you print them, you gotta frame them. Drawing pins don't look as cute. Big Grin
Nice shots NT73, where were they taken? Are you a Falconer? We have a Raptor sanctuary here in Alberta... I go there and take pics - did post some on here too... and I have framed some... drawing pins really are not the way Big Grin

Kind regards
Rolf
Not a falconer, but I go on days out with a couple of friends, to see wildlife. Getting good shots in the wild is a bit difficult without the long lenses, so the wildlife parks help out.
The first two and the last were taken at an owl rescue centre near Wigan (where we had hands on flying, of about ten birds from the glove) and the Roller was at Lotherton Hall in a cage.
I usually go to the zoo in Fuerteventura when on holiday there annually. (Kite flying is a hobby too. The string and paper ones Big Grin )