I am traveling again so because I am short on time to do up posts that will publish while I am away I thought I would do a sort of “throwback” to old posts that some of you might not have seen.
Today I am focusing on older posts that have raptors in them starting with Prairie Falcons:
Prairie Falcon with a Northern Shoveler as prey
I have to tell you it feels totally awesome to watch a Prairie Falcon attack, bring in and eat the prey it caught naturally. These birds are simply amazing.
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An adult Swainson’s Hawk and its young in Montana
I’d also seen that adult Swainson’s Hawk in the same area before and it always seemed to be calling so I took my eyes off of the adult bird and scanned the area carefully and was pleased when I noticed these two juvenile Swainson’s on and near the nest.
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Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk in Beaverhead County, Montana
These images of a juvenile Red-tailed Hawk were taken on Sunday morning, June 22nd while leaving southwestern Montana to head back to Utah. Normally I don’t want to leave Montana but this time I really hated to go.
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Bald Eagles – Age Progression from one to five years old
Over the past week or so I have been photographing quite a few wintering Bald Eagles of various ages, from one year olds to adults, and I decided to write about the differences in plumage.
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I hope that you enjoy these raptor posts from the past.
Mia
Great pictures! I enjoyed them very much! Thank you 🙂