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    Young Cooper's hawk protecting its crop. From SoCal a few years ago. I wish the surroundings were a bit cleaner but you take what you can


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    Great to see this behaviour Arash, rarely posted, so good to see. Were you flat on the ground, just wished perhaps for a really low POV, but not a deal breaker. Looks a youngster, what had it taken down, do you know????

    I wish the surroundings were a bit cleaner but you take what you can
    Indeed, can't see any problem.

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    Cool pose on the bird. The setting is what it is. Still neat frame here.

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    Whatever the surroundings you got, it's a pretty darn neat image you got here! I love the behaviour, and the presence of the prey item (looks like a dove).

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    Great-looking frame and as I mentioned to you before you could not have been any luckier and did any better than the day you showed up there. How the heck do you get a baby Coppers hawk on the ground with a fresh kill?? This is a mourning dove. Pose and details look great too. Well done
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    Lovely frame with nice detail on the bird. I like the natural behaviour. Good work.

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