#hawks Trending Posts - Proof of Brain

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9 months ago

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So Zac, what are you going to show us today? I said, lady Star I will share another surprise. Lady Star is a female Red-winged Starling, and you can see how dubious she looked at me, when I answered

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12 months ago

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A show of peace between the sexes. The call gave them away, as when I heard it, I was out in a flash. The female African Harrier Hawk (Polyboroides typus) was scouting around for a new nesting p

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10 months ago

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A fascinating experience that held me spellbound. Not every day that you will see something like this. A juvenile African Harrier Hawk (Polyboroides typus) was scratching around for rodent nests on the husks o

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about 1 year ago

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A visit by mom and junior. Although junior can already hunt for his own prey, mom is still around to keep an eye. I got this lovely view of junior coming over and this predator is a Ha

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about 2 months ago

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The African Harrier-hawk in action. I think that the new youngster was hassling his mom for food. Young and beautiful! You can see that its head was still developing. ***The African harrier-hawk

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29 days ago

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A birds of prey show. We have many raptors here, and I will share some in flight. First a Harrier Hawk, then a couple of Ravens and finally a Jackal Buzzard. All of them in fligh

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8 months ago

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Moonshots and a Hawk searching for prey on the mountain peaks. What I can say, is that it's never easy to get something like this. I tried to get the crow on the moon's face, but it swung away at the last moment. Not th

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about 1 year ago

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A stunning post of two bird types. I heard the squeals, but my problem was to find his hiding place. Not easy to find him, but common sense told me that he would be in the same tree that I found

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about 1 year ago

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Not a very nice reason. This will show you why we have only one adult squirrel visiting our front garden lately. Look what the African Harrier Hawk (Polyboroides typus) had in its cla

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8 months ago

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The Harrier Hawk (Gymnogene) The bird nest raider has arrived to scrutinize the area. This is a big raptor bird, and it has a wide wingspan. Its wingspan was designed to lift heavy prey

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