This was posted somewhere else but I can't find it without making an effort so I'll put this here. I guess it got too crowded at U Hall in Toledo and some birds had to settle.
Pretty cool, nonetheless.Falcons in a Falcon Land
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Falcons in a Falcon Land
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This was posted somewhere else but I can't find it without making an effort so I'll put this here. I guess it got too crowded at U Hall in Toledo and some birds had to settle. Pretty cool, nonetheless.
This was posted somewhere else but I can't find it without making an effort so I'll put this here. I guess it got too crowded at U Hall in Toledo and some birds had to settle.
Pretty cool, nonetheless.
Re: Falcons in a Falcon Land
Very Cool.
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Re: Falcons in a Falcon Land
Tech83 wrote:Very Cool.
But do you kinda wonder about some guy using binoculars to observe "pair bonding behavior" for a living?
