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Greg Grad was nice enough to share some of his shots of the raptor action along Disposal Road on Tuesday -- including the shot above of the banded Peregrine eating its prey in flight.
Below are a couple of shots of a dueling young Peregrine and Cooper's Hawk.
Greg's shot of a Northern Harrier tangling with the upside-down Peregrine is next. (Thanks, Greg!)
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Amazing shots! never seen pictures that show animals in action. I especially love the peregrine flying upside down.
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Posted by: ida_lee | October 15, 2012 at 12:23 AM
How come I don't see this kind of thing when I got to Disposal Road? ;)
Posted by: Patrick Carney | September 29, 2012 at 03:48 PM