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kingsown

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In for the kill

26-05-2018, 11:57

KESTRAL graced a vole right in front of me as I was chasing butterfly�s
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Trev B

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#2

26-05-2018, 12:48

Re: In for the kill

What a capture -- right place right time - well done

Trev

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colin C

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26-05-2018, 17:18

Re: In for the kill

Certainly beats bugs.

Great capture and being aware of what is happening elsewhere in the environment certainly pays dividends.

Colin
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antoeknee

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#4

26-05-2018, 19:25

Re: In for the kill

Really good capture.

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pelliott1954

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#5

26-05-2018, 22:00

Re: In for the kill

Very well caught, prey always adds something to the shot

Paul
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tesarver

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#6

26-05-2018, 23:13

Re: In for the kill

Well caught

Tom
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lunarbo

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#7

27-05-2018, 07:36

Re: In for the kill

good work.

The prey indeed adds to the shot.

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Coolcat

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#8

27-05-2018, 08:03

Re: In for the kill

Great timing

Regards,

Jeff

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