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Watch out for... flying pedestrians? Northern Harrier (as @ar_bee66 kindly p

Watch out for... flying pedestrians? Northern Harrier (as @ar_bee66 kindly p

Watch out for... flying pedestrians? Northern Harrier (as @ar_bee66 kindly pointed out) with the catch of the day. Scientific name is Circus hudsonius (Halcón ...
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Watch out for... flying pedestrians? Northern Harrier (as @ar_bee66 kindly pointed out) with the catch of the day. Scientific name is Circus hudsonius (Halcón norteño in Spanish). Lives in US and Canada. #bestbirdshots #bb_of_ig #kings_birds #pocket_birds
#bird_brilliance #ig_birds #eye_spy_birds #bns_birds #audubonsociety #audubontakeover #feather_perfection #birds_adored #thebirdingsquad #birdsandblooms
#birds_illife #sassy_birds #perfect_birds #birds_captures
#ip_birds #fridayfowl #total_birds #nanpapix #birdielicious #hawk #pajareo #exclusive_wildlife #birdinaction
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Red-shouldered hawk about to take off.

magpies at sunset.

A tern with victory in his bill. #bestbirdshots #bb_of_ig
#kings_birds #pocket_birds
#bird_brilliance #ig_birds #eye_spy_birds
#bns_birds #audubontak

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Red-shouldered hawk (Buteo lineatus) or Busardo hombro rojo in Spanish. I feel ecstatic with this picture. Never put the camera away! I found this one

I came back to the wetlands just to find this barn owl (Tyto alba, what a nice name. Lechuza común in Spanish) again, and he-she was

Juvenile black-crowned night heron (Nycticorax nycticorax) #bestbirdshots #bb_of_ig
#kings_birds #pocket_birds
#bird_brilliance #ig_birds #eye_spy_b

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Yellow-billed magpie (Pica nuttalli). Fast, fun and beautiful.#bestbirdshots #bb_of_ig
#kings_birds #pocket_birds
#bird_brilliance #ig_birds #eye_spy

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Bewick's Wren (Thryomanes bewickii). I have seen him several times this weekend but he is small and fast, moving erratically as he looks in the corner

White tailed kite (Elanus leucurus) eyes looking towards the rising sun. I would say the orange color is because of the sun since I am used to see the

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