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I was thinking Osprey was a plausible candidate until the last pic, which looks like a Buteo to me. Most likely Common Buzzard
 
Hi Dieter,

It is difficult to tell from these photos, but based mostly on photo no. 4 I think the smaller raptor is a Common Buzzard, Buteo buteo.

Cheers,

Stuart
 
David

Thank You very much for the help.
Very strenght for me, why the Buzzard attack this big bird.
But sometimes also Crows attack much bigger birds.


Best regards
Dieter
 
I once saw a White Tailed Eagle being mobbed by 2 Buzzards. Their strategy involved preventing the larger bird from gaining enough height to be able to manoeuvre effectively. Seemed a bit risk in view of the size difference and I'm not sure what they got out of it.
 
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