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I was lucky to catch this juvenile Coopers hawk as it dived straight down from its perch. This was shot from my deck. I stayed on the bird while it was perched and just fired a burst any time it hinted at moving. Not sure what it was after as it disappeared in the foliage below.
Canon 1DX 2, 500mm f4L IS II, ISO 1600, f 8, 1/1250 sec, manual exposure, hand held * Click image for uncompressed version Bob Kothenbeutel
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