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A friend sent me an e-mail that said "This is slow motion (1000 frames per second) so when you start it, you’ll think it isn’t working yet but it is. Talk about power. It is spectacular. Best example of a variable geometry wing I've ever seen....... http://www.dogwork.com/owfo8/ "
Hope the link works.
Last edited by Mark L; 31-01-2012 at 11:43pm. Reason: fix link
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Geeze, i ducked when them claws came out
Cheers for posting!
Wayne.
What a spectacular bird !
Cheers
Jo
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How beautiful - thanks.
Yowzers, just amazing!
Lloyd
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wow....how good was that. Looked like a cat with wings at the end.
Graeme
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Fantastic clip. The aerodynamics can only be achieved by nature.
Thanks for posting that here - I saw it on the birds in backyards website and was amazed then.
wow what a beautiful video clip
wow how cool was that those claws are just wild.
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