More falcons
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John – I have to tell you, that your shots inspired me.
After seeing them I contacted the Texas Hawking Association – and sure enough, they turned me on to a guy who hunts with a pair of peregrines near Galveston, TX, which is about 30 miles from my house.
Off we went today – the ducks didn’t cooperate, but we’re going again, and it was still a gas!!!
Here’s a quickie gallery now…
http://www.kendallarsonphotography.com/falcons/
Gotta hit the road for a business mixer – man, it’s been a long day (started at 4:30 a.m.!)
Nice Kendal 🙂
Peregrines are blast to watch. I feel obliged to warn you though, once raptors get their meat hooks into you,Nice Kendal 🙂
Peregrines are blast to watch. I feel obliged to warn you though, once raptors get their meat hooks into you,I must admit I too have considered taking up Falconry as well…a couple of times.
Kendall
Good stuff MI Amigo!
My brother flew a Red Tail and a Harris Hawk a few years ago, but has since given it up. He says he still misses it dearly.
I can see the handwriting on the wall. Pretty soon you’ll be slogging through the swamp, camera hung around your neck, Raptor on your right fist and pulling a kayak. (LMAO)Kendall
Good stuff MI Amigo!
My brother flew a Red Tail and a Harris Hawk a few years ago, but has since given it up. He says he still misses it dearly.
I can see the handwriting on the wall. Pretty soon you’ll be slogging through the swamp, camera hung around your neck, Raptor on your right fist and pulling a kayak. (LMAO)Lord how I hate old, wise people.
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Seriously – the slugging through the swamp part works, but I’ll stick to the sidelines – as much as I’d LOVE a bird, life isn’t currently dealing those cards.
It’s the camera, or the birds……..now, it’s the camera.
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