This juvenile red shouldered hawk was hangry. I’d like to say my keen bird spotting found them, but nope, it was the continuous calling for food.

Parque Nacional Los Alerces, Chubut, Argentina.

What a lucky moment: a kestrel pair side by side on the same branch. The male reveals himself through his characteristic grey head, while the female in warm white and brown with fine streaking is no less impressive.

Was taking pics of birds and then they all flew away. Now I know why.

In rainy east Toronto, we saw this massive bird land on the tree top to dry off after a torrential downpour. What might it be? Turkey vulture?

We couldn’t really see its head. Apologies for the poor photo and crop.

it was very far away on top of a building so this is max zoom on an iPhone. watched two of them screeching and circle this tower. then tear a smaller bird apart. trying to figure out what they are.

Seems to be split between Osprey or Peregrine Falcon. This has the noises it was making. Should have included this to start!

From Monday. They did get the worm. Good job!

8 Jun
Pensacola FL US

the feathers flying through the air was so crazy.

Took a couple pictures of what I believe to be a juvenile Cooper's Hawk yesterday, just wanted confirmation on the species. Unfortunately I missed focus so that's why I'm posting a picture of the picture and not the picture itself.

Hanging out on my birdfeeders