Two red kites the last one is a (almost 100% sure its a male) Harris Hawk, a Nth American species used for displays, hunting and "bird clearance".
Do you know i thought that but im all Bittern's and Kingfisher'd out lol
Thanks folks i have made notes and this is a great help regarding future ID's.
Cobra it was well dressed at the time, just did a bit of clone work!!
Heres the original, i should have posted this one in first place.
Nice one! I didn't spot the cloning! Though I did think it strange that they would fly a non indigenous species "sans kit"
One glaring error that I made I can't beleive I typed "N" instead of "S" they are central / South American not North
Thanks folks i have made notes and this is a great help regarding future ID's.
Cobra it was well dressed at the time, just did a bit of clone work!!
Heres the original, i should have posted this one in first place.
Nice one! I didn't spot the cloning! Though I did think it strange that they would fly a non indigenous species "sans kit"
One glaring error that I made I can't beleive I typed "N" instead of "S" they are central / South American not North
Thanks Dave, and yes definately worth the visit! went twice in one week and looking forward to going back in April.
The cloning work must be getting better! and thanks for the ID, really helps.