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Predatory beauties: Portraits of Australian Raptors

By AG STAFF • 1 October 2014

'Soren'. Wedge-tailed Eagle (Aquila audax)

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Having already produced an exhibit on the cheeky personalities of cockatoos in 2012, Leila Jeffreys turned her attention to capturing the beauty and power of Australia’s raptors.

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