White-Tailed Eagle

Steller’s Sea-Eagle

One of the world’s largest birds of prey, it is also known as Steller’s Fish Eagle, the White Shouldered Eagle and a Pacific Sea Eagle. The bird is monotypic meaning there are no subspecies.

Whistling Kite

A medium-sized raptor found across Australia, New Caledonia and New Guinea.

Booted Eagle

Europe’s smallest eagle, the booted eagle, otherwise known as the Booted Hawk Eagle, prefers the warmer climes of southern Europe and south central Asia and whilst not threatened globally, its population within Europe is showing signs of decline.

Bonelli’s Eagle

A member of the sub-family of booted eagles due to its feather covered legs and named after the famous Italian ornithologist Franco Andrea Bonelli, the species is considered endangered across Europe but secure elsewhere within its range.

Sparrowhawk

Small, acrobatic hunter of song birds.

Rough-Legged Buzzard

Red Kite

Long wings and forked tail frame a glowing red body.

Montagu's Harrier

Marsh Harrier

European Honey Buzzard

The European Honey-Buzzard, which is monotypic, is classified as a bird of prey and is one of six species of Honey-Buzzards from the family Accipitridae, which also includes Kites, Vultures, Harriers, Hawks and Eagles.

Hen Harrier

Goshawk

Golden Eagle

Majesty, beauty, and sheer physical power.

Buzzard

The buzzard is a medium-sized hawk and is a common sight in the skies of Britain.