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  1. Kestrel

    Kestrel

    Female
  2. Common Buzzard

    Common Buzzard

    My picnic was interrupted by a low pass by this bird of prey.
  3. Red Kite

    Red Kite

    Red Kite
  4. Kestrel

    Kestrel

    Kestrel enjoying lunch....
  5. Red Kite

    Red Kite

    Red Kite in mono'....
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    Birds of Prey ID - Peru (Colca Canyon)

    Hi folks, I wondered if anyone would be able to help me solve a mystery from several years ago. I was just going through some pictures from a trip to Colca Canyon. I have several pictures which are recognisably Andean Condors, but these other ones I'm not sure about. Unfortunately the photos...
  7. Speedy Merlin

    Speedy Merlin

    Not shown, but juvenile Merlin chasing after Belted Kingfishers
  8. Morning Catch!

    Morning Catch!

    Morning breakfast in Mississauga
  9. Osprey

    Osprey

  10. Male Lesser Kestrel

    Male Lesser Kestrel

  11. Osprey

    Osprey

    Taken on a trip to Aviemore
  12. Revisiting the captivating eye of a Cooper's Hawk

    Revisiting the captivating eye of a Cooper's Hawk

  13. Juvenile Cooper's Hawk giving me the death stare....

    Juvenile Cooper's Hawk giving me the death stare....

  14. Honey Buzzard on the ground (Pernis apivorus)

    Honey Buzzard on the ground (Pernis apivorus)

    On the meadows near the water a Honey-buzzard (Pernis apivorus) hunts bumblebees and other insects, the movements of this falcon are funny and fascinating.
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    Spain: vulture or not?

    I moved to Rossell (Province of Castellon in Spain), living in the nature next to the mountains of the Natural Parc "Tinenca de Benifassa", and close to the sea. There are a lot of birds of prey living in these mountains, but as a beginner in bird spotting I don't know much about them...
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    Important notice for anyone working with vulture species

    Hello everyone! I wanted to share an incredible opportunity with all of you who are currently working with or have experience working with vultures. The European Vulture Conference 2023 is extending an invitation to conservationists and researchers to submit abstracts for the chance to showcase...
  17. O

    After a while they found a spot | Cooper's Hawk

    After a chain of misery from the town tearing down trees, and a long forecast of rain, this pair of Cooper's Hawks finally found a spot!
  18. Cooper's Hawk

    Cooper's Hawk

    A Cooper's Hawk perched on a tree surveying his territory for food
  19. Cooper's Hawk

    Cooper's Hawk

    A Cooper's Hawk perched on a branch.
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    Greetings - Cooper's Hawks Observation/Details

    Hello everyone! I am incredibly new here! I've been observing a pair of Cooper's Hawks from April till now in my neighbourhood in Oakville, Ontario. I've seen the pair switch from three nesting locations which I think is normal but also curious. The first reason the pair had moved was that my...
  21. Juvenile red-tailed hawk stalking chipmunks

    Juvenile red-tailed hawk stalking chipmunks

    My chipmunk friends in the yard finally emerged from their burrows to greet spring, and I wasn't the only one who noticed. This hawk passed on his normal perch in the tree over the driveway and sat on a stump at ground level for nearly an hour watching them scurry around. He didn't get anybody...
  22. Red-tailed hawk up to no good!

    Red-tailed hawk up to no good!

    I'm going to have to do a lot more road cruising to find birds now, as I'm temporarily closed due to hawks. After finding the remains of three mourning doves in the yard inside of a week, no, the feeders have to come down for a bit. As I was outside taking them down, he chose to pick on the...
  23. Red Shouldered hawk

    Red Shouldered hawk

    This hawk was sitting on a telephone pole looking for prey below.
  24. Red-headed Vultures

    Red-headed Vultures

    An absolute pleasure to sight these Vultures. Populations have depleted severely in recent years
  25. Burrowing Owl

    Burrowing Owl

    Burrowing Owl
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