Northern Harrier

This lady kept coming back to try to run me off even though I was at least 50 yards from her nest.

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Great shots! I never have any luck with Harriers, I'm jealous!

Wonderful shots John. Looks like she was just bringing food back to the family.

Fowlhunter wrote in post #16945914
Great shots! I never have any luck with Harriers, I'm jealous!

Thank you.

Wallace River wrote in post #16945927
Wonderful shots John. Looks like she was just bringing food back to the family.

Thanks Ian.

Wow, what a look in that first one, what were you thinking seeing that in your view? Excellent series!

You got some great shots there, John. Good for you.
Al

Oldjackssparrows wrote in post #16946011
Wow, what a look in that first one, what were you thinking seeing that in your view? Excellent series!

Thanks Bret. It was pretty intense.

CDMOOSE wrote in post #16946080
You got some great shots there, John. Good for you.
Al

Thank you Al.

Nicely executed!

Thank you Linh.

Great set of inflights John.

Thank you Joe.

Exellent work!

Keesbeest wrote in post #16946645
Exellent work!

Thank you.

oh gosh. I can't even manage them when they are sitting on the ground.

They don't let you get to close very often. They are usually brown bird forms in the distance.