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michaelnordeman · 4 months

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White-tailed eagle/havsörn. Värmland, Sweden (January 1, 2019).

#white-tailed eagle #white tailed eagle #havsörn #birds #birds of prey

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vintagewildlife · 5 months

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White-tailed eagle By: Unknown photographer From: WWF Threatened Animals 1986

#white-tailed eagle #eagle #accipitriform #bird #1986 #1980s #WWF Threatened Animals

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dogwise · 6 months

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White-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla)

#white-tailed eagle #eagle #bird of prey #bird #birdblr

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sitting-on-me-bum · 10 months

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OLLE NILSSON PHOTOGRAPHS NATURE IN A CINEMATIC WAY

WHITE-TAILED EAGLE AFTER DINNER

#olle nilsson #photographer #white-tailed eagle #eagle #bird photography #nature

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kavohh707 · 11 months

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White-tailed eagle. There were two eagles who were screaming all the time while circling in the air. The ducks flying by were rather unimpressed.

#White-tailed eagle #eagle #birds #seeadler

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wildlifegermany · 1 year

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Vorzgsweise erbeutet der Seeadler Fische, die sich nah an der Wasseroberfläche aufhalten. Darüber hinaus zählen aber auch Säugetiere, Vögel und Aas zu seinen Hauptnahrungsquellen. Obwohl er in erster Linie kranke oder schwache Tiere erbeutet, kann dieses Kraftpaket Fische bis zu einem Gewicht von fünf Kilogramm und Vögel bis Graugansgröße überwältigen.

The White-tailed Eagle prefers fish that are close to the water surface. However, mammals, birds and carrion are also among its main food sources. Although it preys primarily on sick or weak animals, this powerhouse can overpower fish weighing up to five kilograms and birds up to the size of gray geese.

#Seeadler #White-tailed Eagle #Bird of Prey #Wild Life #Nature #Wild Life Germany

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dansnaturepictures · 1 year

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April end of month post 1 of 4: Ten of my favourite bird photos I took this month and full summary of my month

For this month’s end of month post, as it has been one of the best and most prolific bird and wildlife watching and photography months I’ve ever had, I am doing four posts each with ten of my favourite pictures I took of different (in places) grouped subject types so that I keep the link to the month’s number and am sharing forty of my favourite photos from the month. I pre-wrote the month summary text so wanted to keep that all together, so this is below and refers to every aspect of my hobby this month and my next three posts shall have the other thirty pictures.

The bird pictures in this post are of; Slavonian Grebe on the Scotland trip, Lapwing at Lochindorb, Long-tailed Duck at Burghead Harbour in Moray, Hooded Crow on Mull, Tree Sparrow and Yellowhammer at RSPB Loch of Strathbeg in Aberdeenshire, Greylag Goose goslings and Woodpigeon at Lakeside Country Park, Hampshire, Little Owl at Portland in Dorset and Whimbrel at Pennington in Hampshire.

April 2023 has been one of the best months of my life. That is of course mostly down to the fact that we returned to Scotland going on the Heatherlea Spring Into Scotland birding tour of the Highlands, Mull, Moray and Aberdeenshire. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life as we saw a very long list of phenomenal and many iconic birds and mammals and other flora and fauna, took in some of the most breathtaking views I’d ever seen of the rugged and high mountainous landscape with vast forest, splendid lochs and charging rivers with the coast enjoyed a lot too. From our first ever wild Otters seen to summer plumage Slavonian Grebes there were so many precious and marvellous natural sights we had never seen before and dreams came true when we saw them. We just really felt in our element and made the most of being out in wilderness and wild wonderland. There was some amazing birdwatching for us in the rest of the month too with alongside our first ever White-billed Divers on the Moray coast two more new birds at home in Black-crowned Night Heron at Stockbridge Common Marsh and Cirl Bunting at Portland. There were many other great species seen this month with us really cruising into spring and I loved seeing birds in their breeding seasons again this month headlined by goslings and ducklings I saw at Lakeside Country Park and in Winchester.

My bird year list after April is in an incredible place, I am already into the 190s with thirty four year ticks thus far this month my highest amount of year ticks in an April ever which is so unprecedented and thrilling for me. Only four of my previous year lists finished on a higher amount than what I’m currently on and of course I’m miles ahead of where I was on this date in previous years. Other of my standout birds seen this month were Osprey, Golden Eagle, White-tailed Eagle, Merlin, Black-throated Diver, Red-throated Diver, Great Northern Diver, Dipper, Corn Bunting, Tree Sparrow, Swallow, Sand Martin, Sedge Warbler, Blackcap, Cetti’s Warbler, Whitethroat, Whimbrel, Peregrine Falcon, Mediterranean Gull and Little Owl.

Of course Mountain Hare, Bottlenose Dolphin, Red Deer and others alongside Otters on the Scotland trip made it perhaps my best ever month of seeing mammals, making my mammal year list this year my highest ever already. As expected for April it was very much a butterfly awakening with brilliant time spent seeing more of the first few species in a year especially on strong sunny days. Orange Tip, Speckled Wood and Brimstone were key species seen as these flamboyant insects gripped me a lot. It was a big month of flowers for me too, from marsh marigold to cuckooflower I enjoyed seeing a lot more species in bloom. Scenes of blossom turning to ripe green leaves was a major feature of my observing and photographing of the landscape this month. I also enjoyed beetles, spiders and fungi this month. I was pleased to take a huge amount of photos this month with many varied ones I’m pleased with. I hope you all have a nice May.

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sugiichi · 1 year

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Haliaeetus albicilla [オジロワシ,White-tailed eagle]

田んぼを回っていると、巨大な物体が… よく見るとワシ！カメラを構えようとしたら飛ばれてしまいました😅 何とか撮れた1枚です。

#Haliaeetus albicilla #オジロワシ #White-tailed eagle #Bird #野鳥 #photographers on tumblr

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hiddenstashart · 1 year

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#sea eagle #white-tailed eagle #cable knit sweater #bird furry #bird #illustration #watercolor #eagle furry #furry art

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nature-nerd-sarah · 7 months

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Posting birds until I hit post limit: White-tailed eagle

#animals #white-tailed eagle

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girlinlovewiththeforest · 1 year

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White-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla)

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ifelten · 9 months

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Havørn (Haliaeetus albicilla)

White-tailed Eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla)

#Havørn #Haliaeetus albicilla #Haliaeetus #White-tailed Eagle #Ørn #Eagle #Accipitridae #Rovfugl #Predator #Raptor #Bird of prey #PAr #Pair #Fugl #Bird #Aves #Stråndby #Forår #Spring

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priestess-of-the-north-west · 1 year

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Photo by Dan Russon on Unsplash

#taurus #beltane #white-tailed eagle #prey bird #wing

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devilbirder · 2 years

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Finland patch

A week on a Baltic island was just what I needed. My mind and spirit haven't felt so cleansed in a long time, it was so wonderful to simply be able to step out of the door each morning, immerse in nature, walk any distance and feel like I was truly making my own discoveries. This is how I find contentment!

The shore of the Baltic delivered exciting encounters with tussling White-tailed Eagles, diving Caspian Terns and skittish Wood Sandpipers, plus a brief Osprey and a Great White Egret.

The woods felt like panning for gold which consistently spat out gold. Plenty of species which I missed or which weren't there when I visited briefly a few years ago: Icterine Warbler, Greenish Warbler, Cuckoo, plus Red-backed Shrikes in the clearings, Crested Tits galore, etc.