Few birds inspire awe as often as birds of prey, those athletic aerial predators ... and they have fierce orange-yellow eyes. In flight, they show short, broad and fairly blunt-tipped wings ...

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A total of 1,769 breeding pairs were estimated across the UK by the British Trust for ... air like a bullet towards its unsuspecting prey. 'It is amazing to witness how fast and agile these birds can ...

“And we can certainly speculate that these flight calls could relate to navigation or finding suitable stopover habitat.” Young birds are thought to learn behaviours from observing other birds ...

Mark Anthony started work on a wall on the side of Louden Lodge A giant buzzard is being painted on a wall at Derby Arboretum to celebrate birds of prey that have made the area their home.

Peregrines take their prey in flight, so they dine almost exclusively on other birds. However, very young falcons may catch flying insects and, occasionally, Arctic peregrines will catch and eat ...

I am proud to own the 5 volumes of The Handbook of British Birds of which Harry Witherby was editor and co-author. In 1941 when published it was unrivalled for scientific accuracy and excellent ...