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    The female Black Shouldered Kite tried to steal the mouse from the male above who objected. This is her first touch which came to a contest when she finally got hold of this mouse [a feral animal in Australia] in both claws. Dont like these dull days as you hardly ever are in the right place at the right time. As the young have now fledged ,may get another chance.

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    what a cool capture of the action , well done in getting this ... Ian .
    might be a large crop , as I think the shown details are not really fine ... at least to my eyes , but you might be happy with it .

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    I agree that its probably not your best shot technically, but sometimes the action itself can be enough to make it a keeper. Thats certainly how I would feel in this circumstance, a really well timed shot

    Mike

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    this is a tough shot to get with both sharp and in plane of focus I like that we can see the prey. the quality has taken a hit from too much cropping. For a shot like this your really need 1200mm (600 + 2x TC). the similar species here (white-tailed kite) is pretty much impossible to photograph at 600mm unless you are inside a blind

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