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RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 10-22-2019
Bird swimming catching a fish flying... No it must be the opposite.
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 10-23-2019
I believe an owl is the prey...
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 10-29-2019
" An immature Crested Serpent-eagle takes on a Rat Snake at the Keoladeo National Park in Rajasthan. ".
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 10-31-2019
" How about fight and flight. Eagle carrying a little gazelle out to lunch.
Always crazy to think of how much load a bird can carry. Taking its prey and dropping it on its head sometimes ".
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 11-05-2019
Thomas Vilayan " Martial eagle feeding on a monitor lizard ". Thus sub-saharan Africa.
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 11-05-2019
Falcon flying...
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 11-07-2019
Dr Christian Sasse: " Blue descent of a bald eagle. Vancouver BC ". Surrey, British Columbia.
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 11-07-2019
A Bald Eagle called Bruce... Canada.
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 11-12-2019
Desert falcon...
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 11-15-2019
Gregory Piper: " One of southeast Alaska’s 35,000 bald eagles drifts effortlessly past the Alaska Ferry systems dock in Auke Bay alaska . ".
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 11-27-2019
White-tailed sea eagle.
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 11-30-2019
The gulls can swallow their preys as the snakes do
" Welcome to the Food Chain ! The Apex Predators on Stockholm Island are the black-backed gulls, and here you can see why ."
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 12-03-2019
Just fantastic...
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 12-16-2019
" Opportunistic Omnivore. Fruit loops are cool but meat protein is something else. If presented with an opportunity to kill easy prey, a lot of birds are ok on disrupting their plant based diets for some nice protein. "
RE: Birds of Prey - Spalea - 12-18-2019
" Deadly Wind. A bald eagles dive speed is around "160km/hr.
As a fish, one second you’re swimming, the next you’re flying. "