Birds of Prey

A small, colourful falcon found across the Americas, often seen hunting from perches or hovering over fields.

A large North American raptor with a distinctive white head and tail.

A bold, opportunistic raptor often seen scavenging or hunting in open habitats.

A small, agile raptor often seen hovering above fields.

North America's largest hawk, with broad wings and rusty colouring, found in open country.

A large vulture noted for its soaring flight and scavenging behaviour.

A social raptor known for cooperative hunting and adaptability.

A medium-sized owl noted for its long ear tufts and nocturnal hunting.

A fast, widespread raptor, famous for its high-speed hunting stoops.

A medium-large bird of prey with a reddish-brown body and deeply forked tail, once endangered but now thriving in Europe.

A large falcon of open country, valued in falconry.

A small owl with a distinctive white facial disk and ear tufts.

A nocturnal tropical owl with distinctive pale facial 'spectacles'.

A familiar woodland owl with a rich, hooting call.

A large scavenging bird with an exceptional sense of smell, commonly seen soaring in search of carrion.

A large, powerful owl native to boreal and temperate forests in Eurasia.

A rare bird of prey with striking white plumage, found in Europe.

A huge bird of prey native to Eurasia, easily recognised by its broad wingspan and the adult's distinct white tail.