Visiting Andover Hawk Conservatory we saw this raptor lying down like a hen in the cage. I can´t find any picture of a sign in my stash so I don´t know which species this is. I often photogrpah signs when visitíng zoos as to remember what species the animal is, especially with birds that can be difficult to identify if you are not familiar with it. This one seems to enjoy the sunlight in its cage. More critters at Saturday’s Critters and more winged pictures at The BIRD D’Pot .
Visiting Andover Hawk Conservatory we saw this little Pearl-spotted owlet from Africa. Latin name is Glaucidium perlatum. More critters at and Saturday’s Critters and more winged pictures at The BIRD D’Pot .
Visiting Andover Hawk Conservatory we saw these raptors. I think they are kites. More critters at Camera Critters and Saturday’s Critters and more winged pictures at Wild Bird Wednesday and The BIRD D’Pot .
Visiting Andover Hawk Conservatory we saw an owl show and saw this big guy, a great grey owl. More critters at Camera Critters and Saturday’s Critters and more winged pictures at Wild Bird Wednesday and The BIRD D’Pot .
Visiting Andover Hawk Conservatory we saw an owl show and saw this little brave guy, a tawny owl. More critters at Camera Critters and Saturday’s Critters and more winged pictures at Wild Bird Wednesday and The BIRD D’Pot .
A lovely female mallard came forward to pose for us at the lake at Rooksbury Mill. More animal pictures at Camera Critters and Saturday’s Critters and more bird pictures at The BIRD D’Pot and Wild Bird Wednesday.
Visiting Andover Hawk Conservatory we saw an owl show and saw this little barn owl making a fantastic show. More critters at Camera Critters and Saturday’s Critters and more winged pictures at Wild Bird Wednesday and The BIRD D’Pot .
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