Wow Tom, you were not kdding about the great opportunity.Thanks for the good time today, even if the shooting was not up to snuff, I am sure I will get them. These images are exceptionally sharp nice tones. Bruce
Karl Witt wrote:
I have pictures of snakes Tom but not with hawks attached to them
Great story line and wonderful shots, I love it when they plop down on their prey in the death grip and stand there like nothing is going on while still on watch, great shooting and glad to hear the MKIV is back in your skilled hands my friend
Karl
Thanks bruther
M4 seems in good order and I'm relieved to have it back
Enriquepb wrote:
Those are simply amazing photos Tom. It pays to be ready (and take risks! ). After seeing these photos your wife must have forgiven you for being late with lunch!
Tim Kuhn wrote:
I still can't believe you were trying to steal that poor juvi's lunch!!
Sometimes you just get lucky and sometimes you get lucky AND have the skills to take advantage of the situation that was just handed to you. You my friend are the latter. Way to capitolize on a chance opportunity!!! Wow, what an incredible series!!! The look of the hawk is priceless. He looks like King Kong strutting around like that Way to go Tom, it looks like the mk4 came back with some good luck karma for all the days you were without it.
Tim
No way I was getting near his prize
Thanks Tim, I checked my bill and Canon didn't charge me for the karma
Charlie Shugart wrote:
Super series, Tom. Great story also.
The heart of the series is, of course, the young hawk grabbing the snake. But I also really like the first image of the red tail prancing with wings outstretched- it gave me a chuckle. Offered alone and without title or caption, it would be interesting to see what caption others might come up with. The possibilities are endless.
Charlie
Hi Charlie, thank you buddy
I have several of him strutting about like that and yeah it would make for some fun to caption them
sdgnh wrote:
Yikes Tom! Be careful! You need a bumper sticker for your car that says "Stops suddenly for unexpected wildlife". This is a fantastic series. I love those first 2 RTH shots of him strutting around looking... I don't think that snake is too happy.
Great set.
Nancy
Probably a good idea Nancy
Thanks for the look my friend
I'd love to find myself in a similar situation, minus the semi of course. 
@ Alan
