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    Redtail Hawk Dispute.
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    Cool encounter Dan! Not great that we can't see the juvies head at all, but the pissed off adult looks way cool. Lots of nice detail and colors on her and the light angle looks perfect. Not sure what the blue remnant is on the right wing and maybe a bit more work with a brush in-between those primaries too. Well captured
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    Great action. I also noted that bit of blue in the wing feathers. It would be a terrific shot without the juvenile.

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    Awhhhh, too bad the get away hawk isn'ht showing its face, neato action captured. Beautiful feather detail on the aggressor...

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    As others above have said- cool action but wish we could see both faces. What is the blue thing on the wing? Enquiring minds want to know?

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    Gail , I have no idea, here is a giant crop of the RAW file.


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    Looks like a pretty neat encounter. The pose on the right bird is very nice.

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    One head short of a touchdown. Sharp and well exposed. The head of the bird on the bottom is super-sharp.

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