Birds Of Prey Photographs

[CityHunter.uK 12]

nice pics

[leedavis 0]

Thanks for the comments.

[bob.243 7,508]

Brilliant photography, I think you will go far, best of luck.

[mark2007 32]

Got to say they are some of the best pics ive seen of birds of prey lads well done love the pics of the birds in flight

[hawkhigh 2]

some top pic's there

[nightowl 169 3]

brilliant pics look forward to seeing more in the future hopefully good luck

 

atb nightowl 169

[Tis TM 8]

Superb

[Hannah4181 260]

Amazing shots, i shouldn't imagine you will have any problems with offers of birds to snap in return for pictures!

[Catcher 1 639]

You have a gift

[jasper65 6]

Though you may want to see some of my work as i am wanting to photograph birds

 

Outstanding Pictures Lee! definitly some of the best I have seen......

 

Jasp

[bingweed 0]

I saw a kill in my back garden by the same type of bird as in the pick on the ground with it's own kill. Can anybody tell me what it is please as I dont know much about birds.

[leedavis 0]

Some more work

Hi

 

Just an update the black headed gull image has gone national today showing in the sun, the daily mail, daily express, daily mirror, daily record.

 

Offer still stands to birds of prey.

 

thanks

[zachrussell 1]

I saw a kill in my back garden by the same type of bird as in the pick on the ground with it's own kill. Can anybody tell me what it is please as I dont know much about birds.

 

Thats called a musket mate(a male Sparrowhawk)you'll often see them on kills such as and magpie.

[MARKR1985 15]

Some more work

Hi

 

Just an update the black headed gull image has gone national today showing in the sun, the daily mail, daily express, daily mirror, daily record.

 

Offer still stands to birds of prey.

 

thanks

 

Lee If I buy another spar this year you'll still be welcome to get some shots if you want.

[wee gemm hunter 8]

met a guy a few years back that took his perigrine out with a Jack Russell terrier he would throw the bird up and it would fly from tree to tree watching the terrier, waiting for it to flush the pheasants up, then bang away with them.

a peregrine???????

 

Seems you don't believe me farlap, My son bought me a gift for a birthday and it was a day at a Perthshire falconry centre, I told the guy who was taking the course about the Peregrine and he shot me down in flames,when I told him the boy's name with the falcon, it turned out that he had taught him, I told him to phone him if he doubted me.

The boy stayed on the outskirts of Dundee, he owned different types of birds of prey, He offered me a day out with an eagle on hares but I never took him up on his offer as hares was my game in those days and it went against the grain.

 

Dell, I know the difference between a hawk and a falcon, I suppose you could compare it to using a Deerhound x for rabbits, atb WGH