They didn't disappoint at Woodford recently with a couple giving quite close fly pasts. One had been on the ground in a sheep field, while the other appeared from nowhere. The shots below are of it trying to gain height after leaving the field.
I love the call they give as they fly. It just lets you know they're around. Always a great bird to see.
Awesome captures of the Buzzard in flight! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteNice shots! Better looking than the average Nice shots! Better looking than the average Buzzard
ReplyDeleteThose buzzards are so much more lovely than the buzzards we have around these parts! Thank you for sharing with us this week at Photo Friday!
ReplyDeleteHello Adam, just stopping back to say thank you so much for linking up and sharing your post. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Stunning creatures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures of these handsome birds!
ReplyDeleteAmazing shots of the bird.
ReplyDeletethose wings are amazing!! hopped over from Eileen's critter party. nice to meet ya. ( :
ReplyDeleteFabulous flight images
ReplyDeletegreat shots!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Adam.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of the birds riding those thermals.
ReplyDeletewow what great photo's, are they relatively close or is that super camera skills?? #AnimalTales
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious regal bird - and wonderful captures.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/11/chicago.html
Such an awesome wingspan on those beauties.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! I love seeing them fly :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I love to see birds of prey flying.
ReplyDeleteTh light on the buzzard is amazing. I love how it just touches a small part of it. Such an impressive wingspan. We have no shortage of buzzards out here in the boonies.
ReplyDeletebreathtaking images and wow what a beautiful bird
ReplyDeleteSpectacular photos. I find it quite difficult to photograph birds. They always seem to fly away just as I hit the button.
ReplyDeleteBuzzards are the main raptor that we see here in Normandy - I probably see at least one every day and sometimes many more ... and often at pretty close quarters too. Yet I never tire of seeing these fabulous birds. Many thanks for adding buzzards to #AnimalTales and thank you for being such a good supporter of the link up.
ReplyDeletei love how you've captured the light on its wing
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wings on that gorgeous bird ... I wonder what they sound like? Definitely not the bird we here in the American western states call a buzzard, which is really a vulture.
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