barely caught Northern Harrier
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A very good catch ...
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Nice lighting!
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Great shot timing!
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I think Mitch has this bird tied to a string.... he releases it takes a couple shots then pulls it back in like a kite 
Great shot!
Great shot!
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This bird is the bane of my life. I have years worth of shots, but always looking forward to THE shot. She'll be flying down a ridge towards me and I can tell when she sees me and switches direction. Arrgh.I think Mitch has this bird tied to a string.... he releases it takes a couple shots then pulls it back in like a kite
Great shot!
Also, the preserve the parking lot is in the east and I have to walk west in to the park. She is invariably in front of me and right in the Sun. It's like she knows when I leave my house and times it perfectly. They're all against me, I can feel it...
