hawk pics

[drgnfly829]

also i believe you must apprentice to a "master falconer"
for a while

it's kindaof hard to get into and must be very dedicated both for the sake of the birds and yourself

 

[AttackFish]

also i believe you must apprentice to a "master falconer"
for a while

it's kindaof hard to get into and must be very dedicated both for the sake of the birds and yourself

Yes Yes.

You must aprentice a Master Falconer for about 4 years, then you get a permit, wich allows you to keep one Falcon on your property with proper housing wich is inspected by a Master Falconer. Then after another four years you can apply for a master falconers license, you then show your abilities in falconry, and if you prove youself to be worthy, you may keep upto 4 falcons on your property with proper housing.

There are only 1,000 licensed falconers in the whole united states of america last I checked...

I'd absolutely love to get into it some day if I ever found a Master Falconer that would be willing to give me an aprenticeship. Maybe someday my dream will come true.

 

[midnight]

was working on the pond and he came back.
had to zoom in on cam.didnt want to get to close and spook him.
went to get a fish for him,turned around and he was gone.
should have just got close for a better pic.
can anyone tell what it is now?

 

[Death Pony]

Beautiful bird!!! Looks like a round shouldered hawk to me.

 

[bettagurl]

http://www.calusanature.com/Animal Facts/Red-Shouldered Hawk.htm
?

 

[Death Pony]

http://www.calusanature.com/Animal Facts/Red-Shouldered Hawk.htm
?

Yup, you're right. I was close on the last guess. Same kind that nests in my back yard!!!

 

[midnight]

haha so after all this i was right?

 

[nativelover]

we get those, redtails, and goldens out here all the time. im not sure if they're all native but we got 'em.

 

[Death Pony]

haha so after all this i was right?

Yup, Midnight +1 Death Pony -1

 

[midnight]

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