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william JOHNSON(non-registered)

I live in White Hills, Between Kingman & Hoover Dam. A huge wind mill farm is being built here-I can see 12 of them from my rear windows. There are going to be over 120 ..Active in December, if schedule is kept.
We have Many Raptors here. From my house I have seen multiple different Hawk species. I have a Red Tail who is around frequently.
We have a pair of Bald Eagles in the area, never seen from my house, yet.
There are Golden Eagles here.
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IS THERE ANY WAY TO PROTECT THESE MAJESTIC BIRDS FROM BEING SLAUGHTERED ? By an 'industry' which consumes millions of barrels of oil in construction/maintenance and will likely Kill many of Our Raptors?
Thank You,
Bill

Archie Bess(non-registered)

Wow! You have captured nature as if I am standing right there next to you as you snap the photo. Such a remarkable talent. And I love the way you have captured the Thunderbirds as if they were standing still. I will be back to look at more of these. As Betty suggests, a calendar of this great art would be very popular.

Betty Chavez(non-registered)

So much beauty, so much talent! I love these, Kenny. Do you or would you consider offering a calendar featuring your beautiful art?

BJ Johnson

Gorgeous photography! You really capture God's beauty!

gry(non-registered)

Terrific Web page, Preserve the excellent work. With thanks! gry http://www.zyczenia-sms.com.pl

Ed Coyle(non-registered)

Hi Kenny, Thanks for letting me enjoy all these great sights, your talent in photography made me feel like I was there! Ed

Connie Carey(non-registered)

Your work is amazing. I never get tired of looking at your photos. Thank you for sharing your love for wildlife, and your talent with all.

Connie J Cundy(non-registered)

All your photo's are just BEAUITFUL loved them, you are so awesom on it..

Judy White(non-registered)

Kenny, I just love your website. There is absolutely no end to your talents, my man!!

George David Maynard(non-registered)

Love you're photos, Kenny. Hope to see more such images in the future. Truly, George Maynard.