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Let's see your Bird of Prey Photos!
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Posted 13 years ago
Inspired by redthunder’s pics of a Buzzard thought I’d invite any other STW’ers to post some phortos they’ve taken of Raptors 😀
mine
White Bellied Sea Eagle, Ao Phang Na, Thailand
Posted 13 years agoone of those eagle things in vancouver
Posted 13 years agoPosted 13 years agoPosted 13 years agowell it`s not a photo I know but I did draw it (plug,commissions available on request plug 🙂
Also I know it’s not a raptor but it does eat meat, if you include worms.Any hoo as its STW here is a baby robin
Posted 13 years agoNo idea what it is,but was taken in Kashmir
Posted 13 years agoTaken when the local owl sanctuary were in town, not in the wild
Owl by Notoriously Bad Typist, on FlickrThat’s my hand in the glove.
Owl by Notoriously Bad Typist, on FlickrPosted 13 years agoAll taken at the Hawk Conservancy, Andover.
Posted 13 years agoPosted 13 years agoLove that last one stumpy01, beautiful shot.
I’ve posted this one before…
Posted 13 years agoHmmm, a bit rubbish compared to (most of) the above but…
Posted 13 years agoSea eagle on Skye
crop
Posted 13 years ago
O RLY? by Phaleboy Photos, on Flickr
IMG_1649 by Phaleboy Photos, on Flickr
IMG_1633 by Phaleboy Photos, on Flickr
European Eagle Owl by Phaleboy Photos, on FlickrAll taken at a demonstration at a local agricultural show, sadly I dont have any in flight. More on my Flickr page:
Posted 13 years agoLacking in photographic skill and quality – just a little snapshot of a pair of juvenile buzzards hand raised and released last year.
Posted 13 years agotry again
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Posted 13 years agoPosted 13 years agoPosted 13 years agoTaken back in mar 09: the male sparrowhawk came to visit us over the weekend, he sat on the fence at the bottom of the garden for almost 10 minutes! He was keeping his eye on the bird feeders in the gardens to either side. I had the time to get out my good camera and fit the long lens, but even the big lens isn’t quite long enough – this 100% crop is the best I could get
We get sparrowhawks through the garden quite a bit, fantastic to watch them chasing something
Posted 13 years agoKenyan Fish Eagle, Lake Naivasha, October 2008
Posted 13 years agoRed Kites are 2 a penny around here. Here’s a few Nant-yr-Arian locals
And there’s quite a few Buzzards too
Posted 13 years agoPosted 13 years agoPosted 13 years agoWhaddya know, another Bald Eagle:
PB291118 by markxknowles, on Flickr
PB291115 by markxknowles, on FlickrPosted 13 years agoPosted 13 years agoSaw this bugger sat on my garage about 18 months ago. Not what you expect in the middle of Accrington.
I’m informed it’s a sparrowhawk. Best I managed was “it’s a bird.”
Apologies for the ropey pic, it was a bit of a rush job…!
Posted 13 years agoTaken on Lleyn on hols back in May:
Posted 13 years agoUsing a bridge camera, i’m finding wild bird pics i right challenge, the wide even on close cropping the pics are poor 🙁
Captive birds are a little easier, but i much prefer seeing them in their own environment and without signs of handling.
Posted 13 years ago…………………… I’ll get my coat!
Posted 13 years ago(click photo for bigger pics)
Me with “Ghost”:
Lazy owl, being lazy;
This chap used to do the pest control at Downing St. & Whitehall
Posted 13 years agoKestrel at Westhay Moor
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