Here’s another raptor. This time a Galápagos hawk from Rabida Island in the Galápagos Islands of Ecuador. As with most of the wildlife on the islands, there is a lack of fear of human visitors. The animals seem to be more curious than anything else, or they just ignore the fact that you are even there. This guy fell into the former camp. He was bobbing his head left and right, checking me out while I captured a series of tight headshots. Nikon D700 with Nikkor 200-400mm lens (at 400mm) ISO 400, f/5.6 at 1/1250th of a second
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Here’s another raptor. This time a Galápagos hawk from Rabida Island in the Galápagos Islands of Ecuador. As with most of the wildlife on the islands, there is a lack of fear of human visitors. The animals seem to be more curious than anything else, or they just ignore the fact that you are even there. This guy fell into the former camp. He was bobbing his head left and right, checking me out while I captured a series of tight headshots.
Grear capture of a beautiful hawk!
Hey Sean.
—– In Archipielago
—– De Colon stalwart raptor
—– Waits his daylie sustenance .
Love this shot
Can you just imagine what this one was saying to you?:
“You’re gonna wear THAT today?”
“Who does your hair?”
“What’s that clicking noise?”
“You brought food, right?”
“Where are you from?”
Gorgeous! Up close and personal.
great pic. ) are these birds or aminals so what friendley to humans because their is so many vistis on the inland ? ) thanks me