Discover 8 incredible British birds of prey, from majestic eagles to soaring kestrels. Learn how to spot and where to see them around the UK.

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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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An extremely rare bird of prey has been spotted soaring near the New Forest ... Hen Harrier over Lymington (Image: John Scamell)READ MORE: UK's fastest bird seen taking flight at Hampshire nature ...

There is no doubt the woodcock is a strange bird; although a wader, with a long wading bird’s bill, it frequents woodlands.

There can be few other British birds that are so steeped in mystery and folklore as the woodcock. Unusually, several of these rather suspect ‘country-tales’ are, astonishingly, true. There is no doubt ...

House martins may find his 17th-century North Yorkshire house sufficiently des res, but to nurture the swifts, barn owls and ...

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This often kills or stuns a fish and they become easy prey for eagles ... And when you see these birds in flight a juvenile golden eagle will have white patches at the base of the primary wing ...

Aside from bats, birds are the only living vertebrates capable of powered flight. Less visible features usually include ... to simple teeth by helping the birds to hold on to slippery prey. Living ...