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1 Owls & Raptors

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5 Turkey Vulture Tom Grey

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9 Osprey Tom Grey

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13 Common Nighthawk http://www.ownbyphotography.com James Ownby

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17 Mississippi Kite Backyard Bird Cam Birds of Okalahoma

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21 Northern Harrier Tom Grey

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24 Sharp-shinned Hawk Hilt on a Pond Weeksbay.com Brian Wheeler

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29 American Kestrel Tom Grey

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32 Peregrine Falcon Tom Grey

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36 Prairie Falcon donb.furfly.net Terry Sohl

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40 Common Nighthawk http://www.ownbyphotography.com James Ownby

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43 Great Horned Owl www.jillwlang.com Tim Knight

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47 Short-eared Owl www.friendsofsherwoodisland.org www.birding.in

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51 Eastern Screech Owl Paul Fernandez

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54 Barn Owl allaboutowls.info

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58 Burrowing Owl Tom Grey http://www.geocities.com/tgrey41

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