Red Kites are irregularly passing through and rarely breeding in The Netherlands; they have been placed on the 'red list'. In Dutch they are called 'Wouw' pronounced 'Wow'in English.And that's what I said looking at your amazing picture: "Wow, een Wouw" :>) Cheers,
Wow! Great shot. I love that they gather when there are food opportunities even though they were nowhere around before that. They love the sugar cane harvest here too.
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We used to have Red Kites but they seem to have gone. Beautiful birds.
ReplyDeleteThey are gorgeous things. I have a big weakness for most birds and the raptors are high on my list.
ReplyDeleteRed Kites are irregularly passing through and rarely breeding in The Netherlands; they have been placed on the 'red list'.
ReplyDeleteIn Dutch they are called 'Wouw' pronounced 'Wow'in English.And that's what I said looking at your amazing picture: "Wow, een Wouw" :>)
Cheers,
Jeanneke.
Bet they think food is handed to them on a table when you are mowing :-) Diane
ReplyDeleteOh, way cool capture!
ReplyDeleteNeat!
ReplyDeleteOh,that's a great picture.
ReplyDeleteWow! Great shot. I love that they gather when there are food opportunities even though they were nowhere around before that. They love the sugar cane harvest here too.
ReplyDeleteGood capture, they are a good bird of prey.
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