Do you have any bird pics( not video ) that you’ld like to share?View attachment 184577
Looks like an Osprey, am I right?Do you have any bird pics( not video ) that you’ld like to share?View attachment 184577
A little nerve wracking I’ll bet.I don’t know. It seemed to be a different bird altogether from my encounter the day before which I believe was a Red Tailed Hawk. It caught me totally off guard as it came at me and was aggressive as h***. Here’s a pic from that video.View attachment 184586View attachment 184588
That is a cool capture. Right place, right time.golden eagle flew by my drone for like 2 seconds.
I have a few other pics i will post later.
sweden, april 2025
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Could be a coopers hawk but im ot 100% sure, its a hawk at least.Do you have any bird pics( not video ) that you’ld like to share?View attachment 184577
that has to be an american kestrelI don’t know. It seemed to be a different bird altogether from my encounter the day before which I believe was a Red Tailed Hawk. It caught me totally off guard as it came at me and was aggressive as h***. Here’s a pic from that video.View attachment 184586View attachment 184588
Do you have any bird pics( not video ) that you’ld like to share?View attachment 184577
Do you have any bird pics( not video ) that you’ld like to share?View attachment 184577
Reckon that’s an American kestrel. Had one on my glove a couple of weeks ago along with a bald eagle and a great grey owl. The kids bought me a morning flying experience-such beautiful creatures.I don’t know. It seemed to be a different bird altogether from my encounter the day before which I believe was a Red Tailed Hawk. It caught me totally off guard as it came at me and was aggressive as h***. Here’s a pic from that video.View attachment 184586View attachment 184588
Agree. And not the same species as the bird in the first post.that has to be an american kestrel
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American Kestrel Photos and Videos for, All About Birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
North America’s littlest falcon, the American Kestrel packs a predator’s fierce intensity into its small body. It's one of the most colorful of all raptors: the male’s slate-blue head and wings contrast elegantly with his rusty-red back and tail; the female has the same warm reddish on her...www.allaboutbirds.org
That would be an awesome experience! Which bird were you most impressed with?Reckon that’s an American kestrel. Had one on my glove a couple of weeks ago along with a bald eagle and a great grey owl. The kids bought me a morning flying experience-such beautiful creatures.
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Wow. You captured some good ones there. What a great experience to see those smaller birds harassing the big guys. I'll be forwarding a link to your post to several friends.First one is from a local preserve. Second one out in the country taking food home to Eaglet. The Eaglet after she learned to fly (3.5-4 months old). The fourth the parent again bring food home with a hitchhiker. Sorry for the loss of detail on the last one, sun as directly behind her.
Thank You!Wow. You captured some good ones there. What a great experience to see those smaller birds harassing the big guys. I'll be forwarding a link to your post to several f
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