Very large falcon on the pylons- Saker? Lanner? The short wings suggest Lanner,
but the tail pattern says Saker.
as does the breast pattern,
No problem identifying this Eastern Imperial Eagle.
Saturday, 21 November 2015
Urim fields
Last morning of Rod's trip - quick visit back to Urim. Cracking female Pallid Harrier!
Very large falcon on the pylons- Saker? Lanner? The short wings suggest Lanner,
but the tail pattern says Saker.
as does the breast pattern,
inclined to think Saker.
No problem identifying this Eastern Imperial Eagle.
Very large falcon on the pylons- Saker? Lanner? The short wings suggest Lanner,
but the tail pattern says Saker.
as does the breast pattern,
No problem identifying this Eastern Imperial Eagle.
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