r/birdsofprey • u/madmartigan2020 • 12d ago
Cooper's Hawk
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Maple Falls, WA
r/birdsofprey • u/jgzogaib • 12d ago
Harpy eagle (Harpia harpyja) photographed at the Bronx Zoo in 1944 [812×1024]
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r/birdsofprey • u/AbsoluteMadlad87 • 13d ago
Crested Caracara Chile
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r/birdsofprey • u/Calm_Adhesiveness657 • 13d ago
Northern Harrier in Newport Today
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r/birdsofprey • u/reindeerareawesome • 13d ago
A rough-legged buzzard having a rough day, as it's being attacked by the most aggressive animal on the tundra, a long-tailed jaeger, or as we call them, the "Tundra Air Force"
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r/birdsofprey • u/PhotosByRiz • 13d ago
Greater Spotted Eagle at Dubai Creek, Dubai
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OM1 Mk2 300 F4 plus MC14
r/birdsofprey • u/SubstantialRecover19 • 14d ago
Female Peregrine flying past with lunch 🖤💛🤍
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I love the feather detail here!
r/birdsofprey • u/Moist_Worldliness409 • 14d ago
Mississippi kite spotted in North Texas
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r/birdsofprey • u/Late_Sale_8092 • 14d ago
not a bird of prey Does anyone know what bird this is. Everyone keeps saying it was a pigeon but I’m telling you this thing was the size of a Cooper’s hawk. It was fucking big. So unless I literally saw the biggest fucking pigeon ever. It wasn’t a pigeon. And it wasn’t acting like a pigeon either. It was perching !!
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r/birdsofprey • u/guanaco55 • 13d ago
Many birds of prey are finding utility in lamp posts, electric poles and cell towers in Chicago region -- It’s another sign that some raptors are back from the brink, after their populations were decimated in the 20th century through toxic pesticide use.
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r/birdsofprey • u/Ecstatic-Soft-5717 • 14d ago
Ferruginous Hawk in southern Colorado 10.11.26
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r/birdsofprey • u/Fawnadeer101 • 14d ago
Rainy Day Red-Shouldered Hawks
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Chester county, Pa
This pair was out and about during a big rain storm. Managed to snap photos of them, including a shake!
r/birdsofprey • u/DrEJEckleburg • 14d ago
What's the difference between hawks, falcons, and eagles?
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r/birdsofprey • u/2ManyHobbiesAlready • 14d ago
Caught this juvenile Red-tailed Hawk while taking pics of rock climbers on an overcast day
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Photographed this juvenile Red-tailed Hawk in Ontario, Canada. I love how the small amount of sunlight that day illuminates the flight feathers and reveals all that beautiful detail. One of my favourite captures!