Birds In Flight
Re: Birds In Flight
A sequence featuring an African hawk-eagle and Tawny eagle .
The tawny strafes the HE and chases him from his perch .
And then a vulture came and chased the Tawny away .
The tawny strafes the HE and chases him from his perch .
And then a vulture came and chased the Tawny away .
Enough is enough
Re: Birds In Flight
Keep your eyes (and ears - their call is quite distinctive) open, they do occur in Randburg area - we used to live on a plot near Kya Sands and we had them nesting there. Not sure if we've had them in our garden since we moved to suburbia - must ask the SO.Flutterby wrote:Would love to see one of those in my garden!
Great shot Sprocky, especially considering the speed and unpredictability of their flight
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Re: Birds In Flight
Great sighting, okie. 
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Ok, better go and learn their call.BluTuna wrote:Keep your eyes (and ears - their call is quite distinctive) open, they do occur in Randburg area - we used to live on a plot near Kya Sands and we had them nesting there. Not sure if we've had them in our garden since we moved to suburbia - must ask the SO.
Great shot Sprocky, especially considering the speed and unpredictability of their flight