Birds of Prey

Peregrine Falcons making an aerial food exchange - California

Peregrine Falcon mates transfer prey in mid-air - California

Female Peregrine will now take the prey to the Eyrie (nest) - California

You can see here that the female peregrine falcon is about 1/3 larger than the male.

Peregrine Falcon Entering Eyrie with Prey. Four Chicks Are Inside - California Coast

Peregrine Falcon adult teaches aerial food exchange to Juvenile_1-Approch - California Coast

Peregrine Falcon adult teaches aerial food exchange to Juvenile_2 Hand-off - California Coast

Peregrine Falcon adult teaches aerial food exchange to Juvenile_3 Success - California Coast

Juvenile Peregrine Falcon practicing the Stoop - Del Mar California

Peregrine Falcon Juveniles - California

Aplomado Falcon - New Mexico

Young Aplomado Falcon - New Mexico

Aplomado Falcon - New Mexico

Prairie Falcon - Idaho

Golden Eagle - Wyoming

Golden Eagle Hunting Jackrabbits - Wyoming

Golden Eagle missed the Rabbit - Wyoming

Golden Eagle missed again - Wyoming

Golden Eagle - And missed again - Wyoming

Golden Eagle - And another miss - Wyoming

Golden Eagle_ Forget these sorry Jackrabbits - Wyoming

It's estimated that 20% of a Golden Eagles strikes are successful.

Golden Eagle brings prey to young - Wyoming

Bald Eagle at Eye Level - Washington

Bald Eagle a real fisherman - Washington

Snow on the Nooksack River - Washington