Overload said:Here is a link to the [not very good] picture. Picture Link.
Looks like an adult Buzzard to me, might be too small to be an eagle.
Andy
Overload said:Here is a link to the [not very good] picture. Picture Link.
stuppy said:Can we get a size comparison with something please. To me it looks like the size of a small bird.
I'd serve it up with some canaloni and a sprinkle of cheddar cheese malted milk and digestive biscuits.
Stelly said:please tell me thats not in the UK
Stelly
Exentia said:ohhh its....cute
-westy- said:camel spider.
Overload said:May I semi hijack this thread as I have a bird needing to be identified??
Here is a link to the [not very good] picture. Picture Link.
Anyway was on my phone in the garden and saw this bird of prey (?). Dashed to get my less than average camera and managed to get a picture. Could only get one as A) the batteries died and B) the bird flew off.
I think it is a eagle of sorts. It had those rubber strips attached to its feet - so probably owned by someone nearby.
You'll probably need to adjust your gamma/constast to get a better look.
Thanks.
Hornets are usally smaller than 3 inches, usually about 1 inch.