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[2006-06-12 00:51:29 +0000 UTC]
"Cindy"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 5; Deviations: 136; Watchers: 395
Watching: 135; Pageviews: 31835; Comments Made: 3480; Friends: 135
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Ashely Collins and Cai Guo QiangOther Interests: photography, art, animals, Horseback riding, farming, falconry, animal training.
# About me
Sorry I’m no longer active on this account. To keep up with my latest work please watch me on this account. lost-nomad07.deviantart.com/ Thank You!# Comments
Comments: 198
Hi! This is kind of random, but I was going through the bookmarks on my browser and one of them was a link to a work of yours that no longer exists. I don't usually bookmark deviantart pages, so I was curious as to why it was so important to me at the time. The name of it was "Rain 6". If you happen to know it off the top of your head, could you tell me what it was a picture of? Thanks for your time!
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Hey there, I have used your stock here :
awdsnap.deviantart.com/art/Gre…
Thank you so much for providing it!
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Your welcome, nice work!
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Thank you for stopping by and for adding me to your watch list
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rabanusvanbirkenheid.deviantar…
I used your Barn Owl stock image. I hope you don't mind.
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Very awesome work!
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Ok cool, I will do it. I want to do some of the same stuff as you.
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Thanks a bunch for the interest & the watch °v°
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Wow, thats really good collection you have over there, most impressive it's posted as stock! Catch a watch
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Thank you. I started out as a traditional artist, and I just took photos for reference for my drawings and paintings. I ended up getting a scholarship for my photography and it just snowballed from there. I know how it feels for artist to need good stock for their work, so I am happy to share my work.
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Sorry for spamming you with faves, but I really love your photography 
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No problem and thank you, I am glad you love my work!
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Hey,
Do you know Oregon?
It's really beautiful there, and I'm from there!
They have lots of wild animals and (caged) animals.
If you ever visit there take pictures!
i miss Oregon so much, but I still have a couple years left here until I'm old enough to move back.
What a world
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I have never been to Oregon. One day I hope to travel around the USA and see all the different states.
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Cool!
Oregon is especially beautiful XD
Lol
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I live in South Africa and there is a reasonably big falconry scene here. My dad does live animal shows with snakes and birds, so I grew up surrounded by birds of prey and many other unusual animals. One of my best friends when I was really young (like before Primary school young), was a Harris Hawk named Greta. This bird is now about 25 years old!
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Oh wow, that is really cool! It sounds like we a lot in common. I have only been working with the birds of prey for about 6 years now, but I have always had a ton of pets growing up. Right now our oldest bird is our Red Tail hawk named Bell. She is about 24 years old. It was really nice to meet you.
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Oh, and thank you for adding me to your deviantWatch!
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You too! It is sad that falconry is slowly becoming a forgotten hobby and it is good to have people like you who also promote these birds to regular people. I also find raptors particularly nice to draw because they always seem easy to "bring to life". I haven't drawn any lately but might draw one or two for DA in the future.
My older brother also did falconry for a while but he found out after a while that he didn't have the time for it. His African Goshawk (female) died earlier this year, its name was 'Astra'. My dad also has other birds though, one of which is a stunningly pretty crowned eagle with huge talons that require 3 gloves and a splint to hold, otherwise your arm tends to bleed a lot. 
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Yes although there are pretty many falconers here in the USA. Not a lot of regular people now much or anything about the sport. I love helping out with the show and informing people about the falconry and the birds. Wow I haven't ever gotten to work with any kinds of eagles, and I have never seen a crowned eagle in person. I bet it is very impressive looking!
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Eagles seem to be the "next level" birds of prey for many falconers because anybody with an eagle on their arm = instant badass! But yes, they are impressive and powerful creatures.
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Yeah, where I live there is too many trees and neighborhood, and not enough wide open land to really fly or hunt an eagle.
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Falcons are AWESOME! Too bad I'm too young to handle one.....
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Aaaagh you're a falconer, aren't you? ;u;
I've been looking into getting my falconer's license for...like, years now, haha. You have gorgeous birds *U*
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Yep I am a falconer. That is really cool that you are interested in the sport as well. If you ever have any questions or want to just talk about birds, feel free to just drop me a line.
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How can you get a license?
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You get your falconry license though the state game commission.
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Thanks for the invite to the group! I don't really get so see kestrels much though, I was lucky at a falconry centre...would it be sensible to join even if I'm not likely to see kestrels that often...? I love birds of prey, so...
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Feel free to join even if you don't have much to submit. You can enjoy other people's photos and artwork of Kestrels. I understand if you decide to not join as well. Thank you for taking the time to check it out.
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Thank you! You're so polite about it too! I'm going to join as I love birds of prey. I apologise in advance for not contributing over-much!
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No problem, and thank you. I hope you enjoy the all the works of art.
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