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  1. Bateleur

    Bateleur

    Showing the very short tail and bicolored underwings. This is a juvenile and probably a female showing extensively gray secondaries. It is the only member of the genus "Terathopius" but is apparently related to the snake-eagles. The English name is French for street performer or tightrope...
  2. Just a baby

    Just a baby

    Juvenile bateleur
  3. ER6_1988 Bateleur.jpg

    ER6_1988 Bateleur.jpg

    Half an hour before sunset, first time I got a chance to see a bateleur close up.
  4. Bateleur juv.

    Bateleur juv.

  5. Bateleur ♂

    Bateleur ♂

  6. Bateleur

    Bateleur

    Juvenile
  7. Bateleur

    Bateleur

    The Bateleur, one of my favourite raptors, is a medium-sized eagle. Its closest relatives are the snake eagles. The national emblem of Zimbabwe, it is endemic to Africa and small parts of Arabia. "Bateleur" is French for "street performer". To all of you who welcomed me back and said such nice...
  8. Bateleur

    Bateleur

  9. Bateleur Eagle Feeding

    Bateleur Eagle Feeding

    A Bateleur Eagle feeding on an unknown bird - Namibia, September 2017
  10. Bateleur

    Bateleur

    And then there were the many eagles and vultures we saw. Bateleur was one of them. Again, not one I got the best shot of, but a decent record shot. Better that than the two eagle species I missed shots of entirely.
  11. Bateleur

    Bateleur

    Bateleurs seem to be the most common of the eagles seen in Samburu, northern Kenya. These two had a nest in the trees by the Ewaso river and both started calling, perhaps because of some vultures flying close overhead.
  12. Bateleur by Adam Riley

    Bateleur by Adam Riley

    The unique Bateleur is arguably Africa's classiest-looking raptor. Most closely related to the snake eagles, its distinctive broad winged and short tailed silhouette makes for ready identification. This adult was photographed taking a bath in the world famous #Kruger National Park in South Africa.
  13. Bateleur

    Bateleur

  14. Bateleur

    Bateleur

  15. Young bateleur

    Young bateleur

  16. Stare

    Stare

  17. Old couple

    Old couple

  18. Bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus)

    Bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus)

    In the Okavango Delta
  19. Bateleur ( female)

    Bateleur ( female)

    Looking up at the tree where their nest was: it was just looking us in the face.
  20. Bateleur

    Bateleur

    A great looking raptor, cooling off in the heat of the Kruger National Park. Wonderful to be able to capture this image.
  21. Bateleur

    Bateleur

    I saw this a few times in Botswana but only up high and this is the only time I could get a reasonable record shot of it. Should be a male?
  22. Bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus)

    Bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus)

    Bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus), Mala Mala Reserve, South Africa
  23. Bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus)

    Bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus)

    Bateleur (Terathopius ecaudatus) Kruger National Park, South Africa
  24. Bateleur Eagle (Immature)

    Bateleur Eagle (Immature)

    Saw this one while on safari at Arathusa Safari Lodge near Kruger.
  25. On the lookout !

    On the lookout !

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