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jb2602 wrote:
28 Feb 2025
Juvenile White-bellied Sea Eagle with a massive bulging crop.
Haliaeetus leucogaster
Jennybach wrote:
25 Feb 2025
All photos taken within a short period. Variation in light because I brightened the first 2 photos to reveal their chest pattern.
Tachyspiza cirrocephala
MattBeitzel wrote:
22 Feb 2025
looks like a brown goshawk with the yellow feet barred tail and legs.
Falco berigora
DrDJDavidJ wrote:
21 Feb 2025
Thanks, as I kept looking I was coming round to that answer too. I'm terrible with id'ing birds of prey.
Tachyspiza fasciata
MatthewFrawley wrote:
20 Feb 2025
I think this one is a juvenile hawk, possibly a Brown Goshawk with the heavy brow ridge, but we'll see what the other bird moderators think.
Tachyspiza fasciata

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