Barn Owl

Here are a few in flight shots of Gizmo a Barn Owl taken at the Raptor Foundation in Cambridgeshire.

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Bateleur Eagle

Here are a few static shots of Captain, a bateleur eagle, taken during a photographic day at the Raptor Foundation in Cambridgeshire.  Closely related to the snake eagle, bateleur is French for ‘tightrope-walker’ which is probably down to its spectacular aerial aerobatics.

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African Spotted Eagle Owl

Here are a few static shots of Raffiki, an African Spotted Eagle Owl, taken during a photographic day at the Raptor Foundation in Cambridgeshire.

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Chilean Blue Eagle

Following my static shots of Guillermo here are a few shots of the Chilean Blue Eagle in flight at the Raptor Foundation near Cambridge.

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Red Tail Hawk

The following shots of a Red Tail Hawk were taken recently at the Gyrs international falconry centre near Holy Island, Lindisfarne.

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Bonnie

Here are a few static shots of Bonnie the Bald Eagle at the Raptor Foundation in Cambridgeshire.

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Chilean Blue Eagle

Here are a few shots of a Guillermo, a Chilean Blue Eagle, taken at the Raptor Foundation in Cambridgeshire.  A very impressive looking raptor, I’m sure you will agree, and even more stunning in flight.  Look out for Guillermo in flight in a future post.

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Burrowing Owl

Here are a couple of static shots of Basil, a burrowing owl, taken during a photographic day at the Raptor Foundation in Cambridgeshire.  Unfortunately, Basil was not in the mood to put on a flying display, however many of the other raptors did oblige and will be featured in future posts.  I am particularly pleased with the nice bokeh here predominantly provided by the vibrant rapeseed field in the background.

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A Birds Eye View

Here is a close up shot of a stunning hybrid falcon taken at the Raptor World Bird of Prey centre which is located within the Scottish Deer Centre near Cupar in Fife.

Hybrid Falcon

Hybrid Falcon

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