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Don in SJ

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For several years now during the winter months we have had Cooper Hawks coming to dinner so to speak and this late this morning I got a chance to photograph this one in our Apple Tree above one of the feeders.
The shot was taken thru a double pane glass window, so some distortion, but at a distance of approx. 40 feet not too bad of a photograph, using my Canon S3IS at 12X Optical Zoom.

Last year I had one fly into our window and he sat dazed below on my patio for about an hour before he eventually flew away.

Don
 

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tac512ltd

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That photo would make National Geographic proud .
 

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Very good pic!

I snapped one of an Osprey (possibly) dining on a Mourning Dove near my feeders. But, it was cheap cam with no zoom... not really worth posting.
 

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hawks and falcons are buetifull birds.and btw have you ever considered wildlife photography?ud be great.i try
 

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I'd be very proud to call that picture my own Don! No window can stop that canon now can it? I got the full moon through the window this morning, I think it came out pretty dang good. I'll download this afternoon to make sure.

Are you going to frame that one? I would for sure!
 

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