May 31
A future concept of Marian. What if, as Marian got older, she molted her horns and the scales grew on her ears. What do you think? Does it suit her well?
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A future concept of Marian. What if, as Marian got older, she molted her horns and the scales grew on her ears. What do you think? Does it suit her well?
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Shikra (Little banded goshawk) Jhalana, October, 2024
Shikra (Tachyspiza badia), female, family Accipitridae, order Accipitriformes, West Bengal, India
Formerly classified as Accipiter badius, but the genus Accipiter was found to be polyphyletic (not a natural group)
Historically a favored species for use in falconry, however falconry is now illegal in India
Photo by dhiman adhikari
Shikra
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Accipitriformes order, round 3: Secretarybird vs Shikra
Secretarybird
Shikra
Shikra (Accipiter badius)
Sighted at Tirupati, India
Battle Royale
SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEE (F-4)
These birds of prey don't really play nice with others, so we had to separate them out into their own battle.
Vote for your Favorite (African)
Verreaux's Eagle
African Harrier Hawk
Shikra
Black-winged Kite
White-backed Vulture
Dark Chanting Goshawk