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    Looking real nice Sesan.

    Great flight angle and man, that red eye....

    Love the vole/dinner in the talons and I also like that you anchored the frame with the brush in the LRC.

    Good detail, minimal shadows; it all works well. Thanks for sharing!

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    This is a belter super colours great composition and for me I can see the detail in the plumage, so many previous flight shots have been super colours and composition and poses etc but I just didn't get to see the detail in the plumage. Ok maybe it's just me but just saying.

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    IQ is terrific and a great eye..mouse is great .. sharp and detailed. Everything looks very nice, if far wing were up a bit it would be a 10!
    Dan Kearl

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    looks very nice, love the light and the BG. I wanted to say they are similar to the north American white-tailed kite but the plumage looks different, there is certainly more "definition" and color variation in the shoulder area. and especially the eye color is quite a bit brighter and more red here, is it natural ?

    did I mention the vole makes it even better?

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    Brilliant capture...love everything! TFS

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    Really nice shot, great pose and the bit of nest gives context. Prey takes it up further.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Sump View Post
    Looking real nice Sesan.

    Great flight angle and man, that red eye....

    Love the vole/dinner in the talons and I also like that you anchored the frame with the brush in the LRC.

    Good detail, minimal shadows; it all works well. Thanks for sharing!
    thanks for your comment

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonathan Ashton View Post
    This is a belter super colours great composition and for me I can see the detail in the plumage, so many previous flight shots have been super colours and composition and poses etc but I just didn't get to see the detail in the plumage. Ok maybe it's just me but just saying.
    thanks jonathan, I think this amount of detail is good for combining the 2X converter and this lens

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    Quote Originally Posted by dankearl View Post
    IQ is terrific and a great eye..mouse is great .. sharp and detailed. Everything looks very nice, if far wing were up a bit it would be a 10!
    thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by arash_hazeghi View Post
    looks very nice, love the light and the BG. I wanted to say they are similar to the north American white-tailed kite but the plumage looks different, there is certainly more "definition" and color variation in the shoulder area. and especially the eye color is quite a bit brighter and more red here, is it natural ?

    did I mention the vole makes it even better?

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    thnaks for your comment Arash , I saw other photos again and I think the eye color is the same, brighter in adults and yungest in immature , In this photo you can find the difference with north American white-tailed kite
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Burdett View Post
    Brilliant capture...love everything! TFS
    thanks paul

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin Driscoll View Post
    Really nice shot, great pose and the bit of nest gives context. Prey takes it up further.

    thanks colin

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    Quote Originally Posted by sasan nejadi View Post
    thnaks for your comment Arash , I saw other photos again and I think the eye color is the same, brighter in adults and yungest in immature , In this photo you can find the difference with north American white-tailed kite
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    thanks Sassan, the eye indeed looks brighter and more red. your bird actually looks more like the juvenile white-tailed kites here. They have rust-color spots on the chest and more grey/brown on the topside. below are examples. The adults pretty much look like a white pillow with a pair of ruby like eyes

    adult WTK

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    juvenile white-tailed kite

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