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Sep 05, 2005 12:00 |  #1

Also at Woburn Safari Park (1dMkII, 70-200 2.8 & 1.4x).

Fantastic to see these birds flying free though they came a bit close to the crowd at some points.

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Sep 05, 2005 19:33 |  #2

I like this picture - they have such wonderful brown eyes.

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Sep 05, 2005 19:36 |  #3

Great shot!

I also got some pics of an eagle owl at the local zoo today. I'll have to post them tomorrow though... Maybe I won't post at all though, since I don't think my shot is this good. :-(


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Sep 05, 2005 19:59 as a reply to  @ Scottes's post |  #4

awsome great capture.


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Sep 05, 2005 21:34 |  #5

beautiful capture


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Sep 06, 2005 01:25 as a reply to  @ wolverinesr1's post |  #6

It looks great. Niece detail.


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