Birds of Prey Photo Gallery by Guy Schmickle at pbase.com

Birds of Prey

This is a collection of the many birds of prey which can be found in Minnesota skies.

:: The Wintering Bald Eagles of Iowa ::	:: Osprey ::	:: The Nesting Eagles of St. Paul ::	:: The Great Gray Owls of Aitkin County ::
Frolicking Northern Harrier	Short-Eared Owl In Flight #1	Short-Eared Owl In Flight #2	Short-Eared Owl Perched
Snowstorm Flight	Snowy Perch	Barn Owl	Rehabilitated Eagle Release
Back To The Wild	Red-Tailed Hawk	Bald Eagle Posing	Barred Owl Portrait
Eagle In Flight	Soaring Eagle	Immature Bald Eagle	Shakespeare
Sleepy Shakespeare	Preening Eagle	Roosting Eagle	Incoming Eagle
Together Again	Red-Tailed Hawk	Red-Tailed Hawk (white phase)	After Dinner Portrait
Backside of an American Kestrel	Juvenile Great Horned Owl	American Kestrel	Northern Saw-Whet Owl
Rip and Tear	Merlin	Eastern Screech Owl	The Happy Couple
Striking a Pose	Wabasha Eagle	A Portrait of Harriet	Roosting Eagle
Dinnertime	Eagle at Twilight	Eyes on the River	Juvenile Bald Eagle in Flight
Preening Eagle	Eagle at Dusk	On the Hunt	Northern Hawk Owl
Northern Hawk Owl in Flight	Lurking in the Shadows	Awakening From A Slumber	Spotting Dinner
Great Gray Profile	Great Gray Owl	Northern Hawk Owl	Swooping Down On Its Prey
Looks That Kill	Great Gray Posing	Checking Things Out	Great Gray Owl
Wild Eyes	Great Horned Owl	Piercing Gaze	Northern Goshawk
Barred Owl	Angry Eagle	Peregrine Falcon	Golden Eagle
Red-Tailed Hawk	Talkative Eagle	Northern Goshawk	Sharp-Shinned Hawk
Sharp-Shinned Hawk on Display	Northern Goshawk	Northern Goshawk (immature)	Proud Eagle
Broad-Winged Hawk

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Guy Schmickle		20-Nov-2007 23:15
Richard, those are predominantly red-tailed hawks.

Richard		20-Nov-2007 20:10
Does anyone know what the raptors are that sit on the light posts by the cities freeways? They have mostly white breasts and darker wings and head. I know that dosn't narrow it down that much. There is almost always one or more on one of the posts along 35W if trveling from Burnsville to Downtown Mpls. they seem to be hunting the ditches along the freeway.

Vilone		16-Jan-2006 01:03
nice

Guest		16-Jan-2006 00:38
Hi Guy, Wonderfull raptor pics. From my experience this kind of picture is most dificult to catch but you have done it My closest contact with the raptor breed is a Coopers Hawk that comes to my feeder for lunch and he's not a vegitarian :-) jack

Guest		15-Jan-2006 16:58
Simply magical photos! How come when I lived in MN I never saw such wonderful shots!!! Maggie in Florida

Gary		14-Apr-2005 01:28
This site is wonderful. I came to it in search of birds I saw tonight along Hwy 13 in Mendota Heights. They were high up in the trees and appeared to be roughly two feet tall, dark feathers but the heads were red? Thank you once again for the photos you do have!

Guest		01-Apr-2005 02:06
Beautiful, wonderful photos. I am in awe. Thanks for sharing them. Michele www.pbase.com/squeakym

Surya		08-Mar-2005 05:58
Wonderful birds shots. I like this gallery much. Regards, 'Surya' http://www.revatisurya.com

mozeyc		14-Jan-2005 19:18
Guy, you know I couldn't resist looking at the bird shots. Love going to the raptor center and checking out all the good work they do. Extremely detailed, awesome shots!! I'd like to use the staring eagle as a screen saver if you don't mind.

Ken Owen		05-Jan-2005 14:11
Love the owl shots, especially "wild eyes".

Guest		31-Dec-2004 16:59
Love the sharp-shinned hawk....excellent gallery

Flybob		20-Dec-2004 02:05
Great pictures.

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