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  1. 03-11-2014, 07:56 PM #1
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    Just some more images from the first walk we had ...
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    5. ---- is this a Merlin???? Seemed to be too small for a hawk. Looked more like a falcon to me ... mottled chest .... helllppppp HBG
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    Great shots, I like #3 the best, beautiful sky!!!
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    Another vote for #3 also, but all excellent again Matt.

    As for Raptor I would lean more towards a Sharp-shinned Hawk. Total lack of moustache keeps me away from Merlin or Broad-wing. Also the lighter banding on the end of the squared tail. On top of all that they are approx the size of a Dove. You did say small???
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    Lovely set, and I'm drawn to the first one.
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    Awesome landscape. Love that wispy cloud in the 4th shot.
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    Love #3, panoramic shot of the area. The rock formations are fantastic.
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    I'm digging number 3 as well but all are excellent.
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