Scotland. Day 4, 2nd July.
After visiting the castle, George and I attended a falconry demonstration in the castle gardens.
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Photographing fast-moving birds coming directly towards you is very difficult, even if you know when they are coming and from where.
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It`s a Harris Hawk, Murray, native to Central and parts of South America.
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Thank you. I’ll correct it.
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It`s a Harris Hawk, Murray.
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And the other one looks like a Lanner Falcon.
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Corrected. Thank you.
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Fabulous photos!
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Thanks very much!
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Excellent photos! I’m not at all sure Murray, but it’s possible you may have the European and Bengal eagle owls mixed up.
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Thanks very much George. I think you’re right and have swapped the labels.
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Reblogged this on Skvarla Falconry and commented:
Some nice photos of a falconry demonstration at Dunrobin Castle in Scotland. I’d love to get to the British Isles to hawk someday.
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