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SLC Binoculars and Lack of Info (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter hiwese1
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"Fox in a Henhouse ?"
It bother me who you are, I will certainly not help someone to be a better shooter with tips.
And about buzzard in central indiana they are doing it for their life, not for "pleasure".
It bother me who you are, I will certainly not help someone to be a better shooter with tips.
And about buzzard in central indiana they are doing it for their life, not for "pleasure".
bh46118
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bh46118
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Do you mean Turkey Vultures? Some people in my neck of the woods also call them "Buzzards." They are all over the place. Last year I saw 2 sitting on my neighbors roof. I kept looking for a hearse to appear!:eek!::-O
http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Turkey_Vulture/id
Bob
mooreorless
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Bob, Around my area there seem to be more Black Vultures. I saw them soaring with hawks a good while ago.
I really liked the Swarovski 10x42 HD I tried for a while.The close focus model that was discontinued! Andy might recognize this one.
I really liked the Swarovski 10x42 HD I tried for a while.The close focus model that was discontinued! Andy might recognize this one.
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bh46118my dear friend
It's easy o
. I think my english is better than your french .....
It's easy o
. I think my english is better than your french .....Steve,
I haven't seen Black Vultures in my area. They are more common to the east of us in New Jersey and New York. You see them migrating high up in groups going over Hawk Mountain along Kittatinny Ridge.
Bob
proudpapa56
Where'd you go, stay put!
While grilling last night, saw Black Vultures and Red Tail Hawks, 2 of each, circling overhead at the same time.
Have seen many more Black Vultures this fall here in central PA, Juniata Valley, Jack's Mountain, than usual.
Have seen many more Black Vultures this fall here in central PA, Juniata Valley, Jack's Mountain, than usual.
Send some up here, please, I haven't seen any.
mooreorless
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Hi Gordon,
That is what I saw here. Black Vultures and Red Tail Hawks circling overhead together. Not recently though. They must of moved down to your area, well you are not that far from me as the Buzzard flies. Did you grill anything for them?
proudpapa56
Where'd you go, stay put!
When the grill's going, everyone's welcome.
bh46118
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bh46118
Well-known member
Autour My friend
With great patience and a little luck I was able to use the camera adapter that came with my SV to capture this rare image showing the true nature of the raptor "buzzard" .:-O
With great patience and a little luck I was able to use the camera adapter that came with my SV to capture this rare image showing the true nature of the raptor "buzzard" .:-O
It's easy o
