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My next sighting of the pair was the following morning on the same tree just before the skies opened up. The larger of the two flew off almost immediately when I approached but the other allowed me to get right up under the tree to take a couple of photographs. I wonder if it was hunting as there was a troupe of monkeys near the trees and the apes were nervous with the presence of the two large birds. My photos are still a little grainy due to the limited distance I have on my lens.
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