I know I said no more peregrine posting but I came avows this image in my hard drive and had to share

I think the one is a young Bald Eagle. They were both on their "fishing rocks" on the Shenandoah River south of Charles Town, WV.

Idk, if the sound I heard was from him or a nearby bird.
Northern California

I’ve taken a photo of this bird 14 times…well…it’s probably the same bird. She was calling to another and the other came flying up…I adore hawks. Growing up in Georgia I have seen many over the years

Was taking pic of the hawk then the crow photobombed. Hawk wasn't even phased while the crow was being dramatic. Then they took to the sky to resume their battle.

Video taken with my phone.

The blue jay was mimicking. The Pileated was just singing away. And this absolute unit of a red shouldered hawk just sat there. This guy was massive and incredibly alert and curious.

It was really strange because there is zero blood and it is a mostly enclosed back door area. After a bit of searching I found the culprit. I left the 1/2 rabbit there and it was gone in the morning

And noooowwww
Your love is my rewaaard
And I love you even more
Than I ever did before

Just you and I
Just you and I

Maple Falls, WA

This was my video and it ended up in our backyard and I did the video through the door window. It was surprising.

Never seen a raptor (or even knew of a Cooper hawk prior) feed on prey in real life--let alone a live one!--and never thought I would capture a feeding in progress.

Captured by me, using a Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. Location was in a parking lot, urban center near Salt Lake City, UT.

Maple Falls, WA

I've never really had the opportunity to photograph sparrowhawks. They're insanely fast and twitchy. They barely sit still for a few seconds before taking off at full speed, without any warning to chase jays around.

It was really fun to watch this male hunting. I love those autumn colours in the background, but I'm afraid they won't be around for much longer because of the wind and heavy rain.

Gear:
Canon R5
Sigma S 500/4 DG OS HSM
Leofoto LS-325C
Sirui PH-20

Does anyone know where I could take my son to pretty reliably see a peregrine falcon in the wild? We’ve been to the bird sanctuary of Ohio, but we’d like to see one flying. Thank you!