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Thank you, much appreciatedWhat an amazing bird never seen one before,great capture wonderful shots
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Thank you, much appreciatedWhat an amazing bird never seen one before,great capture wonderful shots
Spot on. Frankolin according to my guide. He ate it like a light snack. Awesome experience, one of the highlights of my trip to Botswana! Are you from SA? What a rush to see the incredible wildlife!
Regards, Andrew
Thanks very much. Largely solitary didn't observe them with other Martial Eagles.Wow, that is an amazing bird and you have done a great job capturing this, . Is this a solitary bird or are they living in groups?
Cool, I will check it out! Thanks, Oosty.Andrew, I've just added a pic of a Martial taken in the Kruger Park. Nowhere near your standard but it gives an idea of the suffix 'bellicosus" in the latin name
" Polemaetus bellicosus "
Thanks, Trapper! much appreciated. Regards, AndrewWhat an amazing bird never seen one before,great capture wonderful shots
thanks, trapper. Much appreciated. regards, AndrewWhat an amazing bird never seen one before,great capture wonderful shots
That is one evil looking raptor!!!Tucks that prey in like he's running with a football. Great pictures.Martial eagle, Polemaetus bellicosus, the largest bird of prey in Africa. Preys on small antelope, monkeys, birds, using it's powerful long legs and 7' wingspan. It's all business. Shots taken with Sony a1 200-600mm G OSS ISO (auto) 400-500 1600sec f/8 580mm handheld. View attachment 27475View attachment 27476
Thanks, Kurt.That is one evil looking raptor!!!Tucks that prey in like he's running with a football. Great pictures.