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how many BOPs have you seen (1 Viewer)
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steve west
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And maybe I could change the question to "How many have you filmed or photographed?" . Here's my starter, a Bonelli's Eagle plucking and eating a pigeon:
http://youtu.be/RegK918z-nM
I also have reasonable footage of Montagu's Harrier, Griffon Vulture, Black Vulture, Lammergeier, Red Kite, Black Kite, Hobby, Golden Eagle, Marsh Harrier and Little Owl.
Steve
http://youtu.be/RegK918z-nM
I also have reasonable footage of Montagu's Harrier, Griffon Vulture, Black Vulture, Lammergeier, Red Kite, Black Kite, Hobby, Golden Eagle, Marsh Harrier and Little Owl.
Steve
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Dortmundbirder
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If I have not forgot one. I got a total of 52. ( I know the order is a mess 
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1 Common Kestrel
2 American Kestrel
3 Lesser Kestrel
4 Red-footed Falcon
5 Eleonora's Falcon
6 Merlin
7 Eurasian Hobby
8 Lanner Falcon
9 Sooty Falcon
10 Peregrine Falcon
11 Turkey Vulture
12 Black Vulture
13 Lesser Yellow Headed Vulture
14 Western Osprey
15 European Honey Buzzard
16 Black-winged Kite
17 Snail Kite
18 Red Kite
19 Black Kite
20 Yellow-billed Kite
21 Bald Eagle
22 White-tailed Eagle
23 Egyptian Vulture
24 Griffon Vulture
25 Cinerous Vulture
26 Short-toed Snake Eagle
27 Western Marsh Harrier
28 Northern Harrier (European and American sub.)
39 Pallid Harrier
30 Montagu's Harrier
31 Eurasian Sparrowhawk
32 Sharp-shinned Hawk
33 Cooper's Hawk
34 Northern Goshawk
35 Red-shouldered Hawk
36 Broad-winged Hawk
37 Short Tailed Hawk
38 Grey Hawk
39 Red-tailed Hawk
40 Black Collared Hawk
41 Common Buzzard
42 Long-legged Buzzard
43 Rough-legged Buzzard
44 Lesser Spotted Eagle
45 Greater Spotted Eagle
46 Steppe Eagle
47 Spanish Imperial Eagle
48 Golden Eagle
49 Booted Eagle
50 Northern Crested Caracara
51 Swallow-tailed Kite
52 Laughing Falcon
)1 Common Kestrel
2 American Kestrel
3 Lesser Kestrel
4 Red-footed Falcon
5 Eleonora's Falcon
6 Merlin
7 Eurasian Hobby
8 Lanner Falcon
9 Sooty Falcon
10 Peregrine Falcon
11 Turkey Vulture
12 Black Vulture
13 Lesser Yellow Headed Vulture
14 Western Osprey
15 European Honey Buzzard
16 Black-winged Kite
17 Snail Kite
18 Red Kite
19 Black Kite
20 Yellow-billed Kite
21 Bald Eagle
22 White-tailed Eagle
23 Egyptian Vulture
24 Griffon Vulture
25 Cinerous Vulture
26 Short-toed Snake Eagle
27 Western Marsh Harrier
28 Northern Harrier (European and American sub.)
39 Pallid Harrier
30 Montagu's Harrier
31 Eurasian Sparrowhawk
32 Sharp-shinned Hawk
33 Cooper's Hawk
34 Northern Goshawk
35 Red-shouldered Hawk
36 Broad-winged Hawk
37 Short Tailed Hawk
38 Grey Hawk
39 Red-tailed Hawk
40 Black Collared Hawk
41 Common Buzzard
42 Long-legged Buzzard
43 Rough-legged Buzzard
44 Lesser Spotted Eagle
45 Greater Spotted Eagle
46 Steppe Eagle
47 Spanish Imperial Eagle
48 Golden Eagle
49 Booted Eagle
50 Northern Crested Caracara
51 Swallow-tailed Kite
52 Laughing Falcon
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I have only been birdwatching for a year so I have not seen many birds of prey.
1 Stellers Sea Eagle
2 White-tailed Eagle
3 Hen Harrier
4 Eastern Buzzard
5 Northern Sparrowhawk
6 Gyr Falcon
All, except White-tailed Eagle and Gyr Falcon, have been seen on my parents farm.
1 Stellers Sea Eagle
2 White-tailed Eagle
3 Hen Harrier
4 Eastern Buzzard
5 Northern Sparrowhawk
6 Gyr Falcon
All, except White-tailed Eagle and Gyr Falcon, have been seen on my parents farm.
Birdingcraft
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I have 103 Accipitriformes species (IOC list). Highlights are Harpy Eagle, Crested Eagle, Solitary Eagle, Gray-bellied Goshawk, Ridgeways Hawk, Orange-breasted Falcon, and Oriental Hobby.
