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Peregrine falcon
a.dancy

Peregrine falcon (Peregrine falcon)

I visited Bolton to have a go at the peregrines again. No news had come in as to how one bird was doing which had been taken into care for about a week, so I was keen to see if I could find the bird. Well I found her and identified her by her darvic ring. I was glad to see that she was out learning to hunt with the adult male.

The shot was taken with my 500 lens and a 2X converter (manual focus) and for me it is one shot I was glad to get for reasons stated above even if I didn't get the whole of the body in the shot.
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Habitat
Church
Location
Bolton
Date taken
27th July 08
Scientific name
Peregrine falcon
Equipment used
canon 40D Sigma f4.5 500mm 2x sigma converter
Akihaka
Wonderful image, Adrian. Shows just enough of the birds. Fantastic setting. Love it! :clap:
 
D
You really get some great images of this species Adrian - Excellent work, love the calling pose!:t:
 
madamcoolpix
I thought it was having a big laugh at something... as the dear Doctor Manjeet does! ;) Super behaviour shot of this lovely girl, Adrian, excellent job done!!! :clap: :clap: And looking forward to more of your Peregrines taken with the 40D!!!
 

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