Toward the end of last month at Burdon Moor I managed to catch a female Kestrel that had just caught a Vole and was flying off with it.
Female Kestrel with a bite of bait.
Male Kestrel sitting in a bush.
Toward the end of last month at Burdon Moor I managed to catch a female Kestrel that had just caught a Vole and was flying off with it.
Female Kestrel with a bite of bait.
Male Kestrel sitting in a bush.
…from last year. I can’t believe that it’s 2025 already and I still haven’t finished going through the images I shot in 2024.
This Barn Owl dropped to the ground
Caught a Vole
Flew off with it and landed in another place to eat
it.
Meanwhile a second Barn Owl had caught a Vole
And was busy tearing it to bits on a post.
The first one then started hunting again.
…from the end of last month.
Barn Owl hunting.
And with bait.
Red Kite out looking for its bait.
Roe Buck.
…of the Barn Owl from last month. There is also a few of the resident Kestrel and a Roe Buck.
Barn Owl out hunting in some canny light.
It managed to catch a Vole.
This is my nearly shot, I nearly missed it altogether,
it’s nearly sharp, it’s nearly correctly exposed and the Kestrel nearly got the
Vole. In other words, it’s a rubbish shot but it was the best I could get.
The resident Kestrel.
He is going to be a big lad when he grows up.
Kestrel and Whitethroat from a few weeks ago.
Barn Owl out hunting.
Successfully on a couple of occasions.
A fly over Kestrel.
One of three Whitethroat seen.
This youngster was hoping to get fed
But instead, it was trampled on by one of its parents
Which then flew off.