Eagles Winter Feeding Ground 2012 - 2013

[alice44]

I think this is a common buzzard (dark phase?)

[airras]

could be .... is small for a golden eagle

[Fleur]

White tailed Eagle

[airras]

this is bigger and .......

[alice44]

yep. this must be an eagle, getting closer to the food

[ame]

a buzzard


and an eagle: no rings i think, and not quite adult though it has mostly white tail already. 3rd winter or 4th? the tip of the beak is still dark.


was there another eagle on the far island?

[Fleur]

I have breakfast on my lap

[ame]

careful with the hot coffee Fleur!



two eagles on the top i think.

[alice44]

The eagle seems pretty adult -- I guess I would guess 4th. It seems the beaks get yellow pretty late, but I am not at all sure about that.


Fleur I was wondering about your breakfast.

[alice44]

Three eagles?

One on the island and two in the distant trees.

[Fleur]

yes, I'm fast turbo

such beautiful images do not just go

Two Eagles, and Raven flying around

[alice44]

I think there was an eagle on the ground on the far side of the meadow, but I am not sure if that was the eagle in the middle or an other one.

[Henk]

golden eagle?

buzzard

[Fleur]

Raven breakfast

[Fleur]

Buzzard

[airras]

buzzards?

[Fleur]

buzzards?

yes, it's a Buzzard

[airras]

the translation into Spanish is the same as the vulture, jijijiji
buzzard: buzzard
Vulture: buzzard

[alice44]

the translation into Spanish is the same as the vulture, jijijiji
buzzard: buzzard
Vulture: buzzard

In American English a buzzard is a vulture -- we like to cause trouble.

[ame]

the meat is not frozen so it is easy to tear pieces of it.

Airras: common buzzard = Buteo buteo (not a vulture like in american english)

a young eagle in the pine on the Long Island. no rings i think.
oopps! wrong picture! just a sec....