This adult Peregrine was a little more cooperative and did pose long enough for a photo. After the pictures of a juvenile I though it would be good to show the how different an adult looks. Gone are the course streaks down the chest and in their place are a series of quite subtle wavy bars. I think that this is a male, with the extensive white throat, but without the larger female to compare the size I am not 100% certain.
Friday, 1 April 2011
Another day another Peregrine!
There were three Black Redstarts around the paddock this afternoon, but all cunningly managed to stay out of range of my camera.
This adult Peregrine was a little more cooperative and did pose long enough for a photo. After the pictures of a juvenile I though it would be good to show the how different an adult looks. Gone are the course streaks down the chest and in their place are a series of quite subtle wavy bars. I think that this is a male, with the extensive white throat, but without the larger female to compare the size I am not 100% certain.
This adult Peregrine was a little more cooperative and did pose long enough for a photo. After the pictures of a juvenile I though it would be good to show the how different an adult looks. Gone are the course streaks down the chest and in their place are a series of quite subtle wavy bars. I think that this is a male, with the extensive white throat, but without the larger female to compare the size I am not 100% certain.
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