wedge-tailed eagle! i want to edit to leave a longer comment, but i will briefly say: just incredible video. thank you so much for the work you put into this one. i look forward to rewatching it and sharing with my friends (read: forcing them to watch it with me)!
Great video Ben! I loved this. Something that anyone just interested in birds of prey can enjoy as muvh as the falconers do. Thanks for putting the time in doing your research and getting all the information in to a video. Got to say I didn't notice any dragging in your last video or indeed any videos since you got out of hospital. You know what signs your looking for when watching the video but whatever it is is not perceivable to me. And your kestrel drops the mouse and ruins Christmas video was absoliutely hilarious. I hope you have a good hogmany and new year. It's a pretty big deal here in Scotland. Lots of fireworks and festivities
Thank you. I have a lot of long ones being researched right now. They take longer to research and put together so I am still going to have the short ones too. But be watching for some upcoming solid long form videos
Great to hear ,I look forward to ALL your videos each week,as a falconer it's always fun to learn new things and about other species I would never get a chance to work with
Wedged Tailed Eagle! Thank you for another awesome video Ben. So excited when you told us you got a video coming on the Aquila eagles back when you published the owl video. Have you worked with the Stephanoaetus coronatus, African Crowned? Love to hear some your point of view on them. Thanks Ben, Happy New Year, and Happy Hawking!!!!
Great vid happy new year Ben from England.l have flown a Tawny Eagle Ben here in England and in 2025 will with luck be taking up a captive bred African Tawny Eagle from a breeder in the uk . I’ll keep you posted when I finally receive him.
I'd like to see videos on really interesting prey species like hyrax, from the point of view of their relationship with birds of prey. Kind of 1/3 prey, 1/3 predator, 1/3 evolutionary biology/phycology. I'm a birder not a falconer so I really like your insight into what the birds are thinking and their possible motivations. I think that is almost entirely overlooked by birders, who are so hyper focused on identification.
Wedge tailed eagle! thank you Ben. I knew nothing about falconering , but discovered you during the Covid shut down and haven't missed an episode since. Where I live now we have Ospreys. You introduced me to Kennon McLenden's book and a whole new world.
Wedge Tailed Eagle Here in the scrub grassy hills of Northern California I see Golden Eagles hunting almost like Northern Harriers. The first one I've ever spotted crested over the top of a hill inches from the ground at an incredibly low rate of speed. I'm not sure whether they're predating cotton tails, jack rabbits or ground squirrels, curious if you have seen or have ideas on this. Also interested if you've seen the reports on carnivorous ground squirrels and thoughts on the biological implications of this. Your videos are a needed nurturing of my interest in the natural world, birds of prey being the pique. Anyways, thank you Ben and praying you continue to mend!
That is really cool! Hunting like carriers. I guess that is why Goldeneagle have colonized so much of the world. They are so adaptable and will change and adjust to whatever situation and landscape and pre-base they have. Very cool.
I really like the ornate hawk eagle very informative video and I always enjoy your UA-cam. Don’t forget California hawking clubs having an event 2025 at lake topaz giddyup
Wedge tailed eagle. I couldn't imagine what it feels like to get footed by a goldie! I got the awesome opportunity to fly a male goldie last year for about an hour. It was amazing (and heavy!) even though we didn't find any game. If I had more access to land and quarry suitable for hawking a goldie, I would probably seriously consider putting in the work to obtain the license. There is a guy here in the states that lamps eagles on coyotes, I'd love to go see that. There's a couple videos on yt of him doing it.
Brilliant videos as always! I've worked with only one tawny eagle but she was a real character, her greatest skill unfortunately was biting your nipple and twisting if you weren't wearing a thick enough jacket 😅 unfortunately she passed away only a few months after I started work at that centre as she caught a rat that had been poisoned by a local farmer(wedgetailed eagle)
That’s wild that she keyed in on attacking such a vulnerable spot like that. She knew! Sad that she died. But I am glad you got some experience with her!
wedge tail eagle.. unfortunately they're still persecuted here, I know of 2 cases in recent yrs here in Victoria. 400+ and 200+ poisoned by farmers.. some humans suck.. love the vid.. I was hoping to see our little eagle (Hieraatus Morphnoides) in there but I aint that up on the taxonomy..lol
Wedge tail eagle. Loved video.
Wedge tailed eagle,killer video Ben friggin loved it...youre lookin great man.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Love all the info and content. Golden eagles are by far my favorite. Again, thanks for this video this one is my favorite.
Glad you like it!
WedgeTailed Eagle! Great video, thanks for doing this
wedge-tailed eagle! i want to edit to leave a longer comment, but i will briefly say: just incredible video. thank you so much for the work you put into this one. i look forward to rewatching it and sharing with my friends (read: forcing them to watch it with me)!
Thank you I really appreciate it!
Great video Ben! I loved this. Something that anyone just interested in birds of prey can enjoy as muvh as the falconers do. Thanks for putting the time in doing your research and getting all the information in to a video.
Got to say I didn't notice any dragging in your last video or indeed any videos since you got out of hospital. You know what signs your looking for when watching the video but whatever it is is not perceivable to me. And your kestrel drops the mouse and ruins Christmas video was absoliutely hilarious. I hope you have a good hogmany and new year. It's a pretty big deal here in Scotland. Lots of fireworks and festivities
Thank you! Happy new years to you!
NOW THIS IS A VIDEO!
This is exactly what I love from your channel! Great info!
Wedge tailed eagle,this was an awesome video ,I'm really enjoying the longer videos ,great job!!
Thank you. I have a lot of long ones being researched right now. They take longer to research and put together so I am still going to have the short ones too. But be watching for some upcoming solid long form videos
Great to hear ,I look forward to ALL your videos each week,as a falconer it's always fun to learn new things and about other species I would never get a chance to work with
Wedge Tailed Eagle- it’s a biology class ! Yes , thanks
Wedge tailed eagle! Loving the longer videos Ben, keep it up!
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Excellent video as always!
Why do I feel like I need to go out and get a Wedge tailed eagle now? Love your videos, the longer ones have been a nice change of pace!
Thank you. I have a lot of shorter ones coming up working with Merlins. But I will still keep working on some of these longer ones as well.
Wedged Tailed Eagle! Thank you for another awesome video Ben. So excited when you told us you got a video coming on the Aquila eagles back when you published the owl video. Have you worked with the Stephanoaetus coronatus, African Crowned? Love to hear some your point of view on them. Thanks Ben, Happy New Year, and Happy Hawking!!!!
Have not had the chance to work with an African Crowned Eagle yet. Would be incredible! Hope you have a happy new year too. Happy hawking!
Wedge tailed eagle, awesome video lots of cool information on eagles that I have never heard before. Thank you!
Wedge tailed eagle!!! Loved this work.
Wedgie! Amazingly informative vidoe as always, Ben!
Thank you!
Wedged Tailed Eagle. Thanks Ben!
Great vid happy new year Ben from England.l have flown a Tawny Eagle Ben here in England and in 2025 will with luck be taking up a captive bred African Tawny Eagle from a breeder in the uk . I’ll keep you posted when I finally receive him.
Tamar is fantastic news!!! I am excited for you. I wish you the best of luck. Happy new year!
That was supposed to say “that is” not “tamar “
At last. Totally worth of waiting. Thank you very much for your work.
I'd like to see videos on really interesting prey species like hyrax, from the point of view of their relationship with birds of prey. Kind of 1/3 prey, 1/3 predator, 1/3 evolutionary biology/phycology. I'm a birder not a falconer so I really like your insight into what the birds are thinking and their possible motivations. I think that is almost entirely overlooked by birders, who are so hyper focused on identification.
Wedge tailed eagle! thank you Ben. I knew nothing about falconering , but discovered you during the Covid shut down and haven't missed an episode since. Where I live now we have Ospreys. You introduced me to Kennon McLenden's book and a whole new world.
Glad the channel has been a positive thing for you. I really appreciate your support
WEDGE-TAILED EAGLE! Thanks, Ben, for another fine & informative video...🤩
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Here in the scrub grassy hills of Northern California I see Golden Eagles hunting almost like Northern Harriers. The first one I've ever spotted crested over the top of a hill inches from the ground at an incredibly low rate of speed. I'm not sure whether they're predating cotton tails, jack rabbits or ground squirrels, curious if you have seen or have ideas on this. Also interested if you've seen the reports on carnivorous ground squirrels and thoughts on the biological implications of this. Your videos are a needed nurturing of my interest in the natural world, birds of prey being the pique. Anyways, thank you Ben and praying you continue to mend!
That is really cool! Hunting like carriers. I guess that is why Goldeneagle have colonized so much of the world. They are so adaptable and will change and adjust to whatever situation and landscape and pre-base they have. Very cool.
Wedge tailed eagle. Love your videos! SO helpful!
Wedge Tailed Eagle. Another great video
Wedged tailed eagle. I will wait for the video that includes the black chested buzzard eagle
Wedge tailed eagle! Great video
I really like the ornate hawk eagle very informative video and I always enjoy your UA-cam. Don’t forget California hawking clubs having an event 2025 at lake topaz giddyup
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Wedge tail, great info Ben as always thank you.
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I couldn't imagine what it feels like to get footed by a goldie! I got the awesome opportunity to fly a male goldie last year for about an hour. It was amazing (and heavy!) even though we didn't find any game.
If I had more access to land and quarry suitable for hawking a goldie, I would probably seriously consider putting in the work to obtain the license.
There is a guy here in the states that lamps eagles on coyotes, I'd love to go see that. There's a couple videos on yt of him doing it.
Brilliant videos as always! I've worked with only one tawny eagle but she was a real character, her greatest skill unfortunately was biting your nipple and twisting if you weren't wearing a thick enough jacket 😅 unfortunately she passed away only a few months after I started work at that centre as she caught a rat that had been poisoned by a local farmer(wedgetailed eagle)
That’s wild that she keyed in on attacking such a vulnerable spot like that. She knew! Sad that she died. But I am glad you got some experience with her!
Wedge tail, the best tail. Came for the wings, stayed for the tail....
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Love it
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Spanish imperia eagle are also in Pakistan look on youtube
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wedge tail eagle.. unfortunately they're still persecuted here, I know of 2 cases in recent yrs here in Victoria. 400+ and 200+ poisoned by farmers.. some humans suck.. love the vid.. I was hoping to see our little eagle (Hieraatus Morphnoides) in there but I aint that up on the taxonomy..lol
That sucks about the persecution! Sad that it still happens. People don’t think the big picture through
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