Longhorned Hawk by rayburg
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This Rayburgimal I discovered in an animal rehab center called Bush Wildlife located in Jupiter, Florida. I highly recommend this place for any Florida RR members who would like to get some good close-ups of some fantastic animals. They have eagles, hawks, panthers, fox, deer and tons more. Getting back to my little longhorned hawk..he is native to western Texas, so everyone there was trying to figure how he got to Florida. One theory is that he was injured while flying and landed on a train that was headed for Florida. Well, what ever the reason, i was lucky enough to be there to get his picture.
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Comments (28)
I love your little stories with the manip. Very entertaining stuff. Great work also. Aloha
Buddy, this one takes the cake..lol This is just what the doctor order for therapy. Love it! Aloha
LOL! Beautiful work on this one Ray. Minimalistic manipulation, but still such a huge change. Cant be easy to zig-zag through the woods with a bike-steer like that. Have a wonderful pre-humpday!!!! #:O)
Funny idea and a very good work
What a wonderfully insane creature! Great stuff!
wow - i hope my parrot stay without crown ;-)
Ohhhhhhhhhhh poor Hawk !!!! It must be very hard to have that on his little head ! and in fact, look at his face... not so happy ;o)))) Another superb manipulation ! But the think who really make me laught in this composition is the "Gator Crossing" behind... Terrible park ! It must be great to see all the animals here, and so many subjects for all photographers. Beautiful work Ray ! I'm waiting for the next strange creature ;o)))) Have a good day. Hugs. V
talk about poking your eye out! I would not want to hold it on my arm. super post work Ray
Speechless... this is too much ! Genial work ! This series needs to be published !
hate to be running in the street with this after me.Damn Ray you're getting really good at this morph thang!excellent!have a good one Ray,thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now this is a contender!
There would not way to get away from one of these during the run of the Longhorned Hawks in Spain.... Great work, bud!
They must have to be really careful when they're flying close to the ground!!! :) Awesome comp-up, Ray!!! You rule the roost!
that is one horny bid of prey!! lol!! fantastic i love your zoo!! ... i think you should make a book up for kids of all these i know my kids love em... very fun and creative !!...
Another wonderful creation of you, Ray! I look forward to the time they're fighting for the ladies! :)
that must be a rare bird because it looks like it would be hard to catch food with the horns in the way. great pic as always
think that eagles got the cure of the horns... didnt see them at first and thought whats the catch :)))
Excellent and funny work!!! Bravo :)
What a creation, looks outstanding. Excellent work!!!
I think he land there to take care of the gator crossing! LOLOL Cool shot!!
Really well done. It looks so real. LOL. Excellent work !!
Another fantastic critter Ray !!! :o)
I bet he could a hurting on you! He kind of looks like he is in a pissy mood from the long ride. I will have to check out the wildlife place you mentioned.
WOW, whats this ? in bavarian they call it Wolperdinger, do you know ? maybe you will have a look at Google ? i really missed your wonderful and fascinating photography art,Ray. * BRAVO * #:O)
Wow this one scares me, I hope that its only a photoshop manip!Fantastic shot!
Another wonder you've created Ray...!!!!
Must be hand to balance with that on top ;)
Rayburgimals! A perfect name. I bet this one has trouble flying through a forest full of trees and branches! ;]