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Why a Red-tailed Hawk would choose\u00a0to attack a sub-adult Bald Eagle is a mystery. The fight would be uneven as\u00a0the eagle is four times the weight of the hawk. Nevertheless, the hawk repeatedly dived at the eagle.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The eagle’s final defence is shown as\u00a0a composite of four images. Each shot contains a pair of birds. The hawk descends on the diagonal from upper left to lower right.<\/p>\n
1. The hawk dives on the eagle.
2. The eagle begins a\u00a0loop.
3. Now flying upside down, the\u00a0eagle displays its claws.
4. The eagle completes its loop and, with claws extended,\u00a0approaches the hawk from above.<\/p>\n
The hawk left with dispatch.<\/p>\n
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Why a Red-tailed Hawk would choose\u00a0to attack a sub-adult Bald Eagle is a mystery. The fight would be uneven as\u00a0the eagle is four times the weight of the hawk. Nevertheless, the hawk repeatedly dived at the eagle.\u00a0 The eagle’s … Continue reading