Source: animals-animals-animalsWhite-tailed Eagle (by Harry Eggens)
bald eagle call (by Edeleidre)
For the curious, this is what bald eagles sound like.
They sound very cute and not at all like the fierce call of the red-tailed hawk.
Source: youtube.com
red-tailed hawk screaming (by Susan Crowe)
The call of the red-tailed hawk is often erroneously used for various birds of prey in media. It’s easy to see why - red-tails have some of the most badass screams in all raptordom - but gets irritating after a while.
Source: youtube.com
Source: rhamphothecaThe Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) is a bird of prey found in North America. As visible here, the adult Eagle is not bald, but has a head of white feathers. Its name comes from an older meaning of the word, meaning “white headed”.
(photoh: W. Lloyd MacKenzie) (via: Wikipedia)
p-e-r-e-g-r-i-n-e:birdblog:Bat Falcon (Falco rufigularis)
(by *Ryan Shaw on Flickr)
somebody really needs to photosop a tiny pipe into his claw
What’s that, old chap?
Is that an opera over yonder? HOW SIMPLY SPLENDID.![]()
CHEERIO, jolly good show.![]()
okay that was a good usage of my time.this has to be in my life forever.
ALAS, POOR YORICK
I KNEW HIM, HORATIO.
oh my god why is this still going I love it
But what if they’re saying one does not simply hawk into Mordor?
(via dorktothemax)
Source: birdblog
Dominance by csabatokolyi on Flickr.
An old White-tailed Eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) displaying it’s dominance. Hortobagy National Park, Hungary
(via thepredatorblog)
Source: Flickr / csabatokolyi
“No, Sir, Jesus is a male.”
I just had to do this after seeing this post.
I don’t care if it’s another fandom’s reference… It’s too great to pass up.XD
Always reblog
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