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Cuban Black Hawk 2
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From last summer holiday in Cuba
Cuban Black Hawk looking for a Crab on the resort gardens- Melia Cayo Guilliermo
Cuban Black Hawk (Cuban Crab Hawk)
Buteogallus gundlachii
(Cabanis, 1855)
Buteogallus anthracinus gundlachii
The Cuban Black Hawk (Buteogallus gundlachii) is a bird of prey in the family Accipitridae, which also includes the eagles, hawks and Old World vultures.
It is endemic to the island of Cuba, where restricted to coastal areas. It has traditionally been considered a subspecies of the Common Black Hawk (B. anthracinus), but recent evidence suggests it should be treated as a separate species.[1] Consequently, the AOU formally acknowledged it as a species in 2007. |
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- lousat
(19673) - [2009-02-13 15:22]
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Hi Mario,what a fantastic portrait! Very impressive pic,colors and details at the top and very nice green background,my best compliments,have a good night,Luciano
- GaryT
(1354) - [2009-02-13 15:46]
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Very impressive -- sharp, good color, good exposure. I like the low point of view. It's as if this hawk has much dignity. Gary
Hi Mario,
A fine arrogant pose with good feather detail due to the sharpneess of the image. Nice and close.
robin
- siggi
(16296) - [2009-02-13 23:59]
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Hello Mario,
You have done a great job here. Nice POV. Very good exposure, detail and light and nice catchlight in the eye. TFS.
Best regards Siggi
- PeterZ
(17620) - [2009-02-14 8:00]
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Hello Mario,
Excellent sharp-detailed portrait of this Cuban Black Hawk. Beautiful natural colours and very sharp.
Excellent low POV and OOF BG.
Regards,
Peter