2 Pro A buzzard

[jaybee2786]

I was out looking for a lost dog.and this stunning looking buzzard gave my m2p a good looking over. it flew into my field of view

 

[THE CYBORG]

Nice one

 

[Gagey52]

Great shot

 

[MS Coast]

I was out looking for a lost dog.and this stunning looking buzzard gave my m2p a good looking over

Looks like a hawk rather than a buzzard. Where were you flying?

 

[jaybee2786]

Looks like a hawk rather than a buzzard. Where were you flying?

Peebles scotland .its a buzzard

 

[jaybee2786]

8.22 min into the video and you will see it.

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[Gagey52]

First thing I noticed were the wing tips turned up. Hawks and kites are usually turned down.
Regards

 

[MS Coast]

Peebles scotland .its a buzzard

Aha. Learned something about Scottish birds. Buteo Buteo. Definitely different from the two so-called buzzards we have in the U.S., which are actually vultures. The Turkey Vultures here have shown no interest whatsoever in my drones.

 

[Dale D]

I was out looking for a lost dog.and this stunning looking buzzard gave my m2p a good looking over. it flew into my field of viewView attachment 130050

I guess you might say, that buzzard buzzed you

 

[benhuntn]

The bird is some type of bird of prey, Buzzards are bald so that they don't get diseases from the carrion they eat. The bird in the video has a feathered head

 

[Dale D]

The bird is some type of bird of prey, Buzzards are bald so that they don't get diseases from the carrion they eat. The bird in the video has a feathered head

Yes, I agree that it is a bird of prey. Looking at it more carefully, it is definitely not a buzzard. Iiving here in Miami, we have millions of buzzards- they migrate and spend the winter here. This bird is much smaller than a buzzard anyway. I think it looks like something from the hawk family- possibly a red tailed hawk. I thought of an osprey but they have white heads.

 

[jaybee2786]

The bird is some type of bird of prey, Buzzards are bald so that they don't get diseases from the carrion they eat. The bird in the video has a feathered head

This is a Scottish buzzard

 

[dronelass]

This is a Scottish buzzard

Definitely a Scottish buzzard ?? nice capture!

 

[Prop Wash]

Perfect timing in that shot!! It looks like he was definitely checking your 2P out! Him: "What the heck is that??"

 

[jaybee2786]

Perfect timing in that shot!! It looks like he was definitely checking your 2P out! Him: "What the heck is that??"

It's a Scottish buzzard

 

[Prop Wash]

That quote on the end is my attempt at saying what the buzzard was saying about your 2P.

 

[JoostGT3]

Brilliant!

As whether it was a buzzard or not: in europe, we call Buteo Buteo a "Buzzard". I think they are closely related to what the US call a (Red Tail) Hawk. In the US, "Buzzard" is a nickname for a type of Vulture. A bit confusing.

 

[jaybee2786]

Brilliant!

As whether it was a buzzard or not: in europe, we call Buteo Buteo a "Buzzard". I think they are closely related to what the US call a (Red Tail) Hawk. In the US, "Buzzard" is a nickname for a type of Vulture. A bit

Brilliant!

As whether it was a buzzard or not: in europe, we call Buteo Buteo a "Buzzard". I think they are closely related to what the US call a (Red Tail) Hawk. In the US, "Buzzard" is a nickname for a type of Vulture. A bit confusing.

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