Attack of the Caracara's
Uploaded: March 03, 2015 | Entered: March 03, 2015 19:12:12
This shot was taken while on Saunders Beach in the Falkland Islands. It is a white sand beach, and the entire island is almost completely uninhabited by people, other than a few people who raise sheep. This beach was overrun by gentoo penguins, and thus these Caracara birds of prey, which when not befriending the local, spend most of their time snatching pengiun eggs from their nests. These are magnificent birds.
Jeff Sielski March 03, 2015
Excellent capture Cindy! #1609542Laura Greene March 04, 2015
What a great shot! #11259897Michelle Alton March 05, 2015
Very cool capture and story! #11260169wayne peirson March 16, 2015
this is a really cool shot! #11266288Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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