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CarlosFrazao

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1: juvenile black shouldered kite not happy with me and attacking my car
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2: juvenile black shouldered kite busy transitioning into a adult has already lost colour son it's body and now his orange eyes will become blood red.
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3: adult black shouldered kite coming in for a landing this was extremely far and had to steal some details from the shadows
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4: I think this is a cormorant coming in for a landing on a very dark day
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5: Mr crow coming in for a landing
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5: egret catching himself a fish love this photo with water in mid air action shot
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6: no idea what this little guy is but just love the composition of this shot
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Thanks for looking guys any cc welcome please. If you enjoyed any of the pics please leave a like
 
Real nice set.

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very nice. 1 is super cool.. i really like the 2nd and 4th one too...
 
Nice shots want to see a kite sometime that may be a very young cormorant
 
Yeah kites are awesome birds specially the way they hunt
 
are they quite small or around harrier hawk size and i can't tell if its a cormorant or not ill keep looking though i like the first shot the most not very often do you see that angle on a bird on the attack
 
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Uhm I have never seen a harrier hawk so I really can't compare but the ones I posted where still small kites.. Check the photo I added extra sorry I know I did clip the wing but didn't expect him to take off. Now this is the biggest and fatest one I have seen and yet to see one this size again.. You can also see the blood red eyes now really a beautiful bird I hope this helps a little with size... I don't think they travel for the winter cause I still see them around but all the other raptors that where here in South Africa are gone in my area
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a harrier is a low flying hawk and has a owl face it is a quite small hawk a little bit bigger then most types of gulls like seagulls
 

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