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KimChampagne

KimChampagne

1/8/2013 Currently re-cooperating from 3 level ACDF Surgery with hardware, C4-C7. Out of commission for a while.

South Louisiana

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KimChampagne Turkey Vulture
Turkey Vulture commented on by KimChampagne Sarasota, Florida, USA11 years ago

Beautiful....I love #4

KimChampagne Red-tailed Hawk
Red-tailed Hawk commented on by KimChampagne Lafayette, Louisiana, USA11 years ago

Thank's Lisa and Arlanda

KimChampagne Red Shouldered Hawk
Red Shouldered Hawk commented on by KimChampagne Pike Creek, Delaware, Delaware, USA11 years ago

I agree with you Red-Shouldered :)

KimChampagne Cooper's Hawk
Cooper's Hawk commented on by KimChampagne Pike Creek, Delaware, Delaware, USA11 years ago

I would say Coopers also :)

KimChampagne Buck Moth ?
Buck Moth ? commented on by KimChampagne Lafayette, Louisiana, USA11 years ago

Buck Moth?????

KimChampagne Chipping Sparrow ?
Chipping Sparrow ? commented on by KimChampagne Lafayette, Louisiana, USA11 years ago

I thought maybe a Chipping Sparrow....

KimChampagne Red-tailed Hawk
Red-tailed Hawk commented on by KimChampagne Lafayette, Louisiana, USA11 years ago

Thank's Liam :)

KimChampagne Eurasian Eagle-Owl
Eurasian Eagle-Owl commented on by KimChampagne Alphen aan den Rijn, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands11 years ago

Beautiful.....I love Owl's

KimChampagne Yellow-Bellied Slider
Yellow-Bellied Slider commented on by KimChampagne Lafayette, Louisiana, USA11 years ago

Thank's Travis

KimChampagne Red-tailed Hawk
Red-tailed Hawk commented on by KimChampagne Lafayette, Louisiana, USA11 years ago

If the first two is a juvenile so is the last because it's the same one as he took off flying from the tree he was perched on....js

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