Bird of Prey by janescottcumming

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	Jane Cumming

If anyone knows what kind of bird this is I would love to have it identified.

Canon EOS 70D
1/250s f/6.3 at 123.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

Ton T.		02-Nov-2017 16:08
Awesome portrait Jane! V

Jeff Real		02-Nov-2017 13:48
This is a grand subject so beautifully captured V

Tom Beech		02-Nov-2017 13:16
Great catch, might be a Sharp-Shinned hawk but hard to id without seeing more of him...

Graeme		02-Nov-2017 12:37
An amazing portrait of this stunning bird, Jane.BV!!

Neil Marcus		02-Nov-2017 12:17
It does look like our Kansas Red Tailed Hawks. An excellent closeup. It's hard to get that near one.

John		02-Nov-2017 09:30
This is one excellent photo. The sharpness, the slightly tilted angle of the bird. A gem. VV

Carol How		02-Nov-2017 05:45
Totally gorgeous! V

Nirvan Hope		02-Nov-2017 04:59
Stunning! Up close and personal, and what an eye!

larose forest photos		02-Nov-2017 02:28
Looks like a red-tailed hawk. What a magnificent shot and great close up of that strong beak. V

Kim		01-Nov-2017 21:52
WOW Great portrait!! BV

Martin Lamoon		01-Nov-2017 21:10
Fantastic capture. v

Phil Orgeron		01-Nov-2017 21:05
Amazing close-up! V

Johnny JAG		01-Nov-2017 20:00
What a great catch

cobler		01-Nov-2017 19:40
I'll vote with Hank.....We have a couple around our place......V

Hank Vander Velde		01-Nov-2017 19:34
Super close-crop portrait of what to me looks like a Red-tailed Hawk Jane.

joseantonio		01-Nov-2017 19:05
cannot help with the name but it´s amazing.V.

globalgadabout		01-Nov-2017 18:17
what a hunter's beak...perhaps a yellow-nosed flesh-ripper, or maybe a lemon-meringue pie poacher...whatever it really is, your image is excellent..

Tom Munson		01-Nov-2017 17:56
Beautiful close-up. This looks like a Red-tailed Hawk!!

Helen Betts		01-Nov-2017 17:48
Superb closeup of this hawk (or whatever it is). I enjoy looking at pictures of them but have no idea how to distinguish what they are most of the time. V.

Jim Coffman		01-Nov-2017 17:44
Very nice capture, Jane!!

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