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Loved this shot - hadn't seen an osprey drop his wings quite like this, but it reminded me of an angel. Many thanks, random fish hawk, for cooperating... :)

Common Kestrel hovers above my head

Ypache Tsuga

 

Here, she is sitting on a fence post in front of a beech tree in the garden...She may well be contemplating her name.

 

Eliot says cats must have three names. Ypache has two. However, I often call her Ypache McClatchey; well, she IS Scottish, after all.

 

Her middle name is a nod to her mother, Aspyn, named after a beautiful willow tree and, as we had just returned from a road trip from California, through Oregon to Washington, I decided to use the western hemlock or Tsuga.

 

South Carrick Hills

SW Scotland

 

iPad “noir” function.

  

“When you notice a cat in profound meditation

The reason, I tell you, is always the same

His mind is engaged in a rapt contemplation

Of the thought, of the thought, of the thought of his name

His ineffable, effable, effanineffable

Deep and inscrutable singular name

Name, name, name, name, name, name.”

TS Eliot - ‘The Naming of Cats’

this Raptor gives the surroundings an unyielding inspection on a cold morning above the snowy meadow

 

I'm never a hundred percent sure of the id between the Sharpie and a Coopers but he seemed to be a young adult with eyes turning a yellow/orange on their way to red. He also has the strong appearance of the "Cooper's cap" and did seem to be more crow-sized. I did not get a good enough look at the tail formation to be sure so I'll leave it to any who might feel more definite about the id.

 

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Northern Hawk Owl-Ontario, Canada

 

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Another shot of this fine raptor calling.

Lockington

  

Backyard bird, Yakima County, Washington. This Sharp-shinned Hawk has been a frequent customer to my snack bar. Occasionally he/she captures a snack. IMG_3731

Lanner Falcon ( Mediteranean, N. Africa) . Close up portrait

There are bound to be confrontations when two different raptors share the same hunting territory. The smaller Short-eared Owl always tries to chase away any Harrier in in what it thinks is 'his' local hunting area. It is always very exciting to observe such wild animal behavior.

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Raptor with poses, 5 great poses plus mirrored, Texture HUD for the dinosaur

 

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lanner falcon

Lannerfalke

[Falco biarmicus]

 

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North Norfolk

 

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No excuse for the clipped image, this thing moved very fast

American Bald Eagle early one morning in west-central Florida.

 

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Just a fern, but for some reason it reminds a raptor's foot.

Canon FD50mm f/1.4

It's a juvenile Bald Eagle, processed for the Thursday Monochrome and Monochrome Bokeh Thursday groups.

 

HMT & HMBT

Resting on rotten fence post

Just look at those eyes....

I can't say which breed of raptor this is, I saw it years ago at a country show. Can anyone tell me what type of bird of prey it is? Thank you for the identification which is that it is a Gyr Falcon.

Paperhand Puppet Intervention Performance

Forest Theatre

Chapel Hill, NC

 

Sony NEX-6, Canon FDn 50mm/f1.4 lens

 

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just when bees and flies and bugs and ants and spiders thought it was safe to play and eat and have a grand day out in the flower patch here comes the raptor flowers. they attack without warning. beware!

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I posted this in 2019, and decided today to redo with better noise reduction software: DxO PureRAW 3.

 

These small raptors have become more fearful of humans (us) in the past four years.

 

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We got close to this Osprey and its breakfast due a developing drama above us. A bald eagle was circling with, we suspected, plans to coerce this Osprey to drop its meal. The Osprey's mate was busy chasing off the questionable character, to a happy ending. We later saw the two Osprey fly off together, this one carrying the meal. We could then proceed across this bridge on our hike.

If you mix a small raptor.,maybe a Sparrow Hawk with a pigeon you get a?... Cuckoo!

Sounds crazy... but if you think about it?

Taken late afternoon just as the light was turning a beautiful gold yellow colour,never usually that lucky.

A Rough-legged Hawk keeping an eye on airborne activities at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.

I love to watch the raptors in autumn as they seem to enjoy playing in the wind.

Red-shouldered hawk, (Buteo lineatus), my favorite raptor, glares at the lens while blending so well into its background; Laguna Lake; SLO County; CA; USA

Raptor Food Fight

 

Being able to watch the magnificent eagles fighting over food at Conowingo Dam is a great privilege

 

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While in the middle of moving into a new flat i saw somenthing landing on the roof of the neighbour building. Looking closer it was a sparrow hawk. I quickly grabbed my camera and got some nice shots. So cool to have these raptors in the middle of the city.

Munich, Germany

I took this image 18 months ago, with an ISO of 8,000

When I took it my Photo Shop skill was basic and no knowledge of noise reduction.

I have since re-edited and this is the result.

 

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