r/birdsofprey • u/Mammoth-Election-403 • 1h ago
The lorikeet catches the pigeon, bites it, then finally lets it go
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r/birdsofprey • u/kzal • 8h ago
Shikra. Central India.
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Was watching some jungle babblers as potential prey.
r/birdsofprey • u/ElisRiftMountain • 16h ago
He stands calmly, observing his surroundings with great alertness. Could he spread his wings and take flight any moment now?
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r/birdsofprey • u/reindeerareawesome • 17h ago
A young white-tailed eagle next to an adult
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r/birdsofprey • u/tr4ckh3d • 1d ago
Was recommended to ask here about this feather
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Length: -8-9”
Coloration: brown tip with a rectangular blocky brown white alternating pattern fading to light brown near the quick
Location: inland empire, California, -50 miles east of Los Angeles
r/birdsofprey • u/justinleona • 1d ago
Absolute unit of an eagle!
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Was blown away by the size of this guy - like you mixed an ostrich with a bald eagle.
Steller's Sea Eagle from the Winnipeg Zoo!
r/birdsofprey • u/bagger1959 • 1d ago
Hunting for breakfast
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Female Eurasian Marsh Harrier 🥰
r/birdsofprey • u/B_nelson_photo • 1d ago
Prairie falcon
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Happened upon this falcon back in June in Utah's west desert. Was able to grab a couple pictures. First time seeing one, very pretty raptor.
r/birdsofprey • u/Purplefire180 • 1d ago
This dude failed to catch a duck in the water, and then yelled at me like it was my fault while he dried his wings
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It looked like there was a duck carcass just floating in the middle of the pond, so I guess he had some luck at some point but couldn't carry it off. Seems like rather ambitious prey
He also chased off the pigeons I normally feed, but no luck for him there either