Did He get Dinner?

fyrffytr1

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Peyton Manning

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that's all you ever find, do they eat the bones?
 

WannaDig3687

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Actually you find beak, feet, feathers , and entrails. Literally looks like it blew up!
 

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I agree with Jeff on this one, looks like he bagged a mourning dove.
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Wow! Run for your lives. I've watched the red tail hawks pursue in flight flocks of starlings in and around the houses of the neighborhood. It's definitely some high-speed action to watch. The starlings are totally in a panic.
 

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Love the picture. Just looking at it, you know the dove is toast.
 

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fyrffytr1

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I didn't find feathers or anything. Maybe the dove made it to the undergrowth before the hawk got him.
 

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