#birdofprey

the eyes pierce my soul as I try to look away it feasts on my vulnerability as it flies away This is the last of the Birds of Prey series that I took. These birds really left an impression on me; I really

I spent this weekend in Lower Austria for some bird photography and Stefan and me were lucky again taking some pictures of Eagles in flight there. The Border region of Lower Austria is a great spot for

This upcoming weekend I will visit Lower Austria again for some photography and I hope I can take some pictures of the White-tailed Eagles there again. I will visit the same spots where I found this Eagle

Buzzard isle of skye

During my visit in Lower Austria I was able to take several nice pictures of birds there. One of these birds I managed to take pictures of is a grey heron that was fishing right infront of me. I watched

This weekend in Lower Austria I was able to take some more pictures of birds and the landscape up there. All in all it was a nice holiday with a lot of impressions from bird photography. One bird that

Patrick a friend of mine showed us a spot where owls sleep and stay during the day and we were lucky and the owls really were there and we could take several pictures of it. It was awake and watching us

This weekend I visited Lower Austria again for some wildlife photography. Stefan and I wanted to spend 3 days there initially but then I fell ill and had to abort the trip on the second day. I think the

I like kestrels and other birds of prey very much since they are always very fascinating to me. And sometimes I have the opportunity to get very close to this kind of birds. Falcons are some birds that

First of all, it should be stressed that eagles are birds of prey, which means that they are wild animals. Therefore, when they “travel”, that is fly, they don’t do it just for the sake of it, or for fun,

Short introduction of myself and some fluffy and feathered animals.

This weekend and the last two days of the week I spend on a photography trip with Stefan in Lower Austria and we where lucky again and could take several nice pictures of birds. The white Tailed Eagle

One of the cool things about this part of Australia is how common it is to see birds of prey or raptors around. Where I come from the only real raptors you see is the very occasional wedge-tailed eagle.

I was super surprised and humbled about being picked as one of the five winners in last week's Feathered Friends - Show Me A Photo Contest Round 81. This was despite there being so many other great entries.

Although the common buzzard is one of the easiest birds of prey to find since it is very numerous here and one of the most popular birds of prey by numbers I like it very much. It has a decent size and

In my video about Scarlet Elf Cups, my narration was interrupted by a Eurasian Jay (Garrulus Glandarius) mimicking a Common Buzzard (Buteo Buteo): In this video I introduce the bird making the sound. The

I really have to admit that I like birds of prey like Eagles, buzzards, falcons, kites and many others. It is always nice to watch them hunt their prey and most of them are majestetic birds. One of the

Recently I have welcomed back the Common Buzzards (Buteo Buteo). While these birds of prey don’t always migrate and in some parts of Europe stick around year round, it’s not the case in my neck of the

Buteos are one of the more common birds of prey here and I see them very often flying in the sky. But I rarely get any pictures of it sitting somewhere. Back in January this Year I was able to get some

Tuesday. To be honest, it was actually kind of a #streetlightatnight day without much to report. But luckily I snapped some pictures of some moss and mushrooms on my short afternoon walk into the forest.