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Female perched on garage after chasing Black-eyed Juncos

At the Caerphilly Big Cheese Festival, Caerphilly Castle.

Birds of Prey flying display at Tilmanstone Village Fete, Kent, 23 July 2010

Kestrel in full dive. He was after something!

The last shot I got of Frodo before he left the gallery.

“Eagles: When they walk, they stumble. They are not what one would call graceful. They were not designed to walk. They fly. And when they fly, oh, how they fly, so free, so graceful. They see from the sky what we never see.”

Birds of Prey flying display at Tilmanstone Village Fete, Kent, 23 July 2010

Shot through a wire frame cage giving the plaid background effect. This young male eagle is about five years old. Our friend Amanda is a docent at the zoo and she is very involved with training this eagle.

A family friend owns Last Chance Forever, an organization that takes in injured birds of prey, helps them heal, and releases them back into the wild. If their injuries are too great, he keeps and trains them to put on shows at events such as the Halloween one where this picture was taken.

Juvenile Bateleur eagles

Sparrowhawk (Accipiter nisus) female with Woodpigeon (Columba palumbus) prey

Kestrel

(Falco tinnunculus)

15 April 2010

Margravine Cemetery, Fulham, London, UK

Fens Falconry

November 2014

Location: Banham Zoo, Norfolk

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