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Well it hasn't all been bad weather lately.
This was image was taken on Wednesday in between snow showers.
It is a juvenile male Bateleur Eagle who lives at The Hawk Conservancy Trust near Andover. When the bird is fully mature it has stunning black white and red markings.
Cropped to square format as I felt it worked best on this angle. Best viewed in large if you can - the bird has some great feather detail around the head.
Thanks for the feedback on my last posting - much appreciated
| Camera: | Canon EOS 1D mk 11n |
| Lens: | Canon 100-400is L |
| Recording media: | ISO 320 |
| Title: | Bateleur Eagle |
| Username: | 
MartinjD |
| Uploaded: | 3 Mar 2006 - 11:52 AM |
| Tags: | Pets / captive animals |
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| Votes: | 26 |
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the larger version is a must see, as it really helps one to see the stunning details in this. good job on this. I like it alot!
Hi Martin, I see the new camera is living up to its expectations.
Well taken
Vince
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