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Lepus

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Sparrowhawk

20-02-2017, 20:18

Watched it land in the Reed bed , but did not expect to get any photos of it`s take off sharp enough for keepers . It`s borderline crop for me , approx 50% . Hope you like it anyway , I was quite pleased .

Sparrowhawk Take off by Mark Powter, on Flickr

Sparrowhawk in flight by Mark Powter, on Flickr
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#2

20-02-2017, 20:29

Re: Sparrowhawk

Well caught not easy shots
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#3

21-02-2017, 01:57

Re: Sparrowhawk

Well done Mark

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#4

21-02-2017, 08:58

Re: Sparrowhawk

well caught Mark

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#5

21-02-2017, 10:23

Re: Sparrowhawk

Very impressive.

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#6

21-02-2017, 10:41

Re: Sparrowhawk

Good capture Mark

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#7

21-02-2017, 11:25

Re: Sparrowhawk

nice capture Mark

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#8

21-02-2017, 15:22

Re: Sparrowhawk

I think both of those are excellent Mark - not an easy capture

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#9

21-02-2017, 17:45

Re: Sparrowhawk

Thanks all , most kind .
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