rVikingIIHi, as I can see of your picture it looks like the osprey has catch a fish without head. Did you feed the eagle and wait for the right picture? I hope to get a spot of the Amazilia Hummingbird in Lima. A good picture of this species. The Antshrike looks like a nice bird, but I do not think I will find this during my visit, eigther the Brush-Finch or the Grosbeak.
Well, I didn't give the Osprey the fish; I guess he found it in the nearby lagoon (no less than three fishing there. The Osprey was eating the fish at the top of a cactus when we came by, then he took off with his prey.
I am from Norway and lived with my family in Peru between 2007 and 2010. Then I worked as a missionary at Centro Luterano de Educación Teologica and Seminario Teológico Luterano Andino. We have now returned to Norway, but I hope to update this blog with more photos from my eleven years in Peru and Bolivia. I have studied Theology, History, Sociology, Educational Pedagogies and Spanish at different universities. I have watched birds since the age of twelve.
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rVikingIIHi, as I can see of your picture it looks like the osprey has catch a fish without head. Did you feed the eagle and wait for the right picture?
I hope to get a spot of the Amazilia Hummingbird in Lima. A good picture of this species. The Antshrike looks like a nice bird, but I do not think I will find this during my visit, eigther the Brush-Finch or the Grosbeak.
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Well, I didn't give the Osprey the fish; I guess he found it in the nearby lagoon (no less than three fishing there. The Osprey was eating the fish at the top of a cactus when we came by, then he took off with his prey.
The Grosbeak is possible, but not wery likely. We probably have to walk some hours.
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