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Re: Tawny Eagle - Bird of the Month September 2013 *

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Hi ExFmem, great pic. \O

Tawny Eagles are quite capable of taking fox cubs and probably adult foxes as well. In Kenya, they hunt Kirk's Dik-dik which are twice the eagles' weight. :shock:

Golden Eagles, a related species, regularly take fox cubs and sometimes adults. Falconers in Asia use them to hunt Wolves.


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Great pic ExF! \O


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Hi guys,

Is this a Tawny or a Wahlberg's?

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Puff Addy wrote: ↑Wed Apr 20, 2016 4:03 pm
Flutterby wrote:Is this a Tawny or a Wahlberg's?
Your bird has a yellow eye. ;-)


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Tawny Eagle

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Saw this eagle near Napi this morning!

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Dewi wrote: ↑Tue Apr 11, 2017 6:10 pm It's a tawny eagle RP. \O ;-)


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Hi
I was back in South Africa at Sabi Sands/Kruger N.P. last week and I have some species of which I have either a poor pic or in some cases a good one and still can't arrive at an ID. Some of these I know what I think they are but I don't won't to pre-influence people. Can you help again please?

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Eagle but which one?
Eagle but which one?
Dewi wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2017 5:35 pm 1. Tawny Eagle,


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My favourite eagle! (The gold version)


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kannaguas... ^Q^ ^Q^ ^Q^


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I am just trying to wake up some old nice topics ;-)


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