Bird of Prey
This guy is from the Denver Zoo. One of the handlers brought him out for us to get a closer look.
Published by Pat Bartels
Previously employed in the Human Resources field, Pat enjoys traveling and tweaking computers when she is not writing articles for Associated Content and Factoidz. She is fascinated with personal finance, th... View profile
- Birdcalls of AlarmBirdcalls of alarm fall into three broad categories: subtle, short-distance calls that are hard to locate; loud shrieks that provide a general warning; and raucous rattling calls that may scare off a predator.
- Three Poems of SolaceWays to find sunshine on a dark, cloudy winter's day
Interview with Rick Sternbach: Senior Illustrator & Designer of Star TrekRick Sternbach is an artist who sees the future and gives it to the entire world. As senior illustrator on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine & Voyager, & on films...
Ersatz Mecha Chapter 3: Birds of PreyWith the Fate of the Human Race as We Know it Hanging in the Balance, Five Mecha Pilots Uncover Painful Lies and Have to Make the Difficult Decision, "Is Humanity Really Worth S...- A MonsterQuest Look at "Birdzilla"Native American legends are filled with the stories of Thunderbirds. Recent sightings in North America have sent the MonsterQuest team in search of these giant birds.
6 Comments
Post a CommentYour wildlife photos are fantastic. :-)
Wow... look at those claws. I love going to the zoo. I guess it's the kid in us.
What an amazing photo.
Nice picture, wow, takes your breath away! Cheers.
Great photo. Huge bird.
Very handsome chap, or chapess?