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October 23, 2010
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Corey Betke
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Was at CMH when I saw a hawk swoop down and eat a mouse or rat, can't tell. Here are some pics, heavily cropped...
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October 24, 2010
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Cool pics! I seen a hawk swoop down and grad a squirrel yesterday but didn't have my camera. 
October 24, 2010
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Nice catch (es!) You the hawk, and he the mouse!
October 27, 2010
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Nice shots...The Hawk is such a majestic Bird to say the least.
October 28, 2010
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I love how every time you hear the eagle screech on tv or radio, it's really the Red-Tailed Hawk that you hear.
An eagle sounds almost like a mouse in real life. It squeaks...
October 28, 2010
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Bent_Prop wrote:I love how every time you hear the eagle screech on tv or radio, it's really the Red-Tailed Hawk that you hear.
An eagle sounds almost like a mouse in real life. It squeaks...
I thought I was the only one who knew that!! I know...the redtail "skree" is almost always used for any kind of large bird on TV! I've seen it used for hawks, owls, eagles, vultures and more! It's like Hollywood sound artists have no idea that there are people who know the difference...I know that they don't know the difference! Drives me crazy!
October 28, 2010
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Chuck Slusarczyk Jr. wrote:Bent_Prop wrote:I love how every time you hear the eagle screech on tv or radio, it's really the Red-Tailed Hawk that you hear.
An eagle sounds almost like a mouse in real life. It squeaks...I thought I was the only one who knew that!! I know...the redtail "skree" is almost always used for any kind of large bird on TV! I've seen it used for hawks, owls, eagles, vultures and more! It's like Hollywood sound artists have no idea that there are people who know the difference...I know that they don't know the difference! Drives me crazy!
Not to shift off target but.....have any of you guys notice that in the movies or most TV shows, all helicopters make the sound of a Bell Jet Ranger? The only show ive seen where a helicopter actually kept its real sound was Bay Watch and Air Wolf when they showed a copy of the MD500.
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October 28, 2010
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In "Apocalypse Now," the helicopters sounded like Wagner's "Die Valkyrie." 
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October 29, 2010
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yakc130 wrote:In "Apocalypse Now," the helicopters sounded like Wagner's "Die Valkyrie."
LMAO!!!
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