Harriers Collection (#8)

Harriers, the majestic birds of prey, grace our skies and capture our attention with their impressive hunting skills. Picture No

Northern Harrier
JZ-2428 Northern Harrier USA Circus cyaneus Jim Zipp Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Harriers Collection: Northern Harrier / Hen Harrier - adult male

Northern Harrier / Hen Harrier - adult male
JZ-2007 Northern Harrier / Hen Harrier - adult male Circus cyaneus Distribution: Found throughout northern parts of Canada, the northernmost USA and northern Eurasia

Harriers Collection: Marsh Harrier - eggs in nest

Marsh Harrier - eggs in nest
ITL-10 Marsh Harrier - eggs in nest Circus aeruginosus I. B. Trap- Lind Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Pallid Harrier
GKB-26 PALLID HARRIER - perched Circus macrourus Geoffrey K Brown Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Harriers Collection: Spotted Harrier - This bird had seen prey on the ground and was about to drop onto it

Spotted Harrier - This bird had seen prey on the ground and was about to drop onto it
DH-3825 Spotted Harrier Near Mt Barnett, Gibb River Road, Kimberley, Western Australia. Circus assimilis This bird had seen prey on the ground and was about to drop onto it

Marsh Harrier
CK-2218-c Marsh Harrier Circus aeruginosus Chris Knights Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

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Harriers, the majestic birds of prey, grace our skies and capture our attention with their impressive hunting skills. Picture No. 10789115 showcases a male Hen Harrier in flight, effortlessly hovering low over the ground as it searches for its next meal on the Island of Texel in Holland. The Isle of Texel seems to be a breeding territory for these magnificent creatures, as another image captures both a male and female Hen Harrier soaring through the air together. Their synchronized flight displays their strong bond and dedication to protecting their nesting grounds. While they can often associated with birds, there is another type that takes to the skies - RAF Harrier Jump Jets from No. 1 Squadron. These powerful aircraft can be seen maneuvering into position for landing on an aircraft carrier's deck, showcasing their precision and agility. Back to nature's harriers; we witness an adult female Hen Harrier gracefully landing on a rock within her moorland habitat at Glen Tanar Estate. The rugged landscape provides ample opportunities for these birds to thrive and hunt successfully. In contrast, another image shows a female Hen Harrier hovering above the moorland at Glen Tanar Estate in Deeside. This behavior demonstrates their exceptional ability to remain stationary mid-air while scanning the terrain below for potential prey. Not all harriers take flight naturally; some require assistance from human-made machines like HMS Ark Royal's departure witnessed by departing Harriers one last time before bidding farewell forever. Moving away from avian species but still staying true to "harriers, " we delve into sports history where Diane Leather triumphantly wins the mile race. Her determination mirrors that of these incredible birds as she soars past her competitors towards victory. Lastly, we encounter yet another type of harrier - Pallid Harrier - captured mid-flight in India during February. This adult male exemplifies elegance with every wingbeat against breathtaking scenery.