Übersetzung für "Booted eagle" in Deutsch

A booted eagle (?) was going to look for food:

The reason for that was this booted eagle, which calmly made his rounds:

Also the Booted Eagle and two Marsh Harriers flew too far away.

We saw three Marsh-harriers one posing Booted Eagle and an Osprey!

And this one here together with a booted eagle screwed up in a thermal bubble:

As birds of prey found the kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) and the booted eagle (Hieraaetus pennatus).

But if the Colored Doves fly off as if they had seen a ghost and even the sparrows are quiet it is a certain sign, that the Booted Eagle is visiting the biotope:

One day they were constantly disturbed by Booted Eagle (Hieraaetus pennatus) what made photography tricky.

A little later the Osprey arrived from his daily trip and first successfully chased the Booted Eagle away to take course to …

But quickly the Stilts figured out, that there was no danger to be expected from Mr. Booted Eagle, because he just wanted to protect himself against the wind and to cool off a little bit:

And really, a group of Stilts got the shock of their life as Mr. Booted Eagle was landing there:

This Booted Eagle had been wating for the whole time that sun beams would warm up the still cold air.

Also some single young Griffon Vultures tried their luck alone, while a Black Stork shared a thermal bubble with a Booted Eagle, a Short-toed eagle and a Griffon Vulture.

And the booted eagle makes it clear to all Dehesa inhabitants by overflying, that they have to count on him as a neighbor:

The Caspian Tern, Northern Pintail, Glossy Ibis, Osprey, Black-shouldered Kite, Marsh Harrier and the Booted Eagle are regular visitors during the coldest period of the year.

The starlings are not on the run because of the cormorant, no, all of them discovered a booted eagle above the nature reserve and took flight:

We also nearly were blown away with our spotting scopes and preferred to continue our way to La Janda, where we saw even many more black kites, but also a short-toed eagle, a booted eagle and numerous griffon vultures.

Only other birders gazed amazed the high flying booted eagle and a single black kite or were looking between the clouds above the African mountains for rare gulls.

Arriving home Mr. Booted Eagle expected us, who also came back from Africa and already found its mate and now might come to the biotope again daily.

To the shock of the collared doves! Not without good reason!, because when we arrived at home on Saturday we found rest of feathers on the lawn. Someone struck and under suspicion is this booted eagle:

A few days ago I had been at Tarifa, to watch Bird Migration. There was not much movement, but one is always happy to be able to see Booted Eagle …

Also the Booted Eagles were waiting restlessly, on alert and may even been hungry on the floor …

And also the booted eagles take the chance of the good weather to...

A site of choice for many animals, such as stags, roe deer, boars, tawny owls, common buzzards and booted eagles, this huge area is also special in that its Colbert forest contains listed remarkable trees including the Stebbing oak, twin oaks and the Sentinel oak, all over 300 years old!

The sky is sometimes frequented by booted eagles, hawks and other birds of prey, sea, can often be seen (at certain times of the year, quite frequently) of the Balearic shearwater, the shearwaters, Audouin’s gulls and cormorants, to name only the most common birds.

I definitely do not want to bore with dry numbers, but to realize that every year about 80.000 white storks, 93.000 black kites, 80.000 honey buzzards, 4.000 Egyptian vultures, 35.000 booted eagles and about 3.500 black storks are flying across the Strait of Gibraltar it is possible to get an idea of what is going on there during migration times!

And so it happened that we hardly experienced anything from Bird Migration, despite we saw a few dozen Black Kites and also a few Booted Eagles.

The Osprey was there, we also admired Booted Eagles in dark and light morph, two Marsh Harrier ladies, Kestrels, a Buzzard and last not least again a Short-Eared Owl.