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I.D. for 3 raptors (1 Viewer)

djolof

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Hello everyone,

I was visiting the Kalahari last year and I have 3 bird's shots that I cannot name.
I think they might be juveniles.
- For the one on the ground with a snake, I hesitate between an immature Pale Chanting Goshawk and an immature Black-Chested Snake Eagle.
- For the big brown one in the tree, I was thinking of a young Tawny Eagle, but the beak looks dark and not yellow.
- and for the one with white feathers I have no idea.

Thank you for your help
Cheers
Bird with a snake.jpg

Eagle ???.jpg

Bird in a tree.jpg
 
You're right on the first 2, last bird looks like an older imm Black-chested Snake-Eagle (they start with warm rufous unders that become paler brown as they get older)
 
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