Two birds : before death...
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Excellent capture!
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fantastic image! Those talons! OMG
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wow
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I can also only say wow. but WOW !
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Awesome images, post a picture of the bat hawk?
Fantastic!
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Nice shot, but a little sad.
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Many thanks Steven
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Thank you Ira
.I know this photograph can be shocking, but it’s everyday life in nature.
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Thank you for your comment Patrick
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Impressive claws on the hawk and even more impressive image. Great job!
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Amazing
The eyes of the bird saying I am hopless
The eyes of the bird saying I am hopless
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Thank you for your comment Rich
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OMG 
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Circle of life, survival. Great series
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The francolin was almost paralysed, probably because of anaphylactic shock. The hawk' claws were planted deep and, after landing, he began pulling the feathers of the still conscious francolin. So it is with life in nature.
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Thank you Charles
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Click on the - Full size here link at the bottom of the photo - then use the arrow to see the full size and other images.
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Thank youOMG
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Thank you for your comment Mark
Woody Meristem
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Outstanding catch -- on your part.
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Thank you for your comment.
Your blog is really interesting and I've bookmarked it to come back later at length
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That is quite an emotional shot. Can almost read the bird's mind through that eye. Well done.
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At first, I wanted the photo to include more, but after a few moments with it, I realize that the omission of most of the predator makes the shot even better.