Birds

You liked Buzzard, Goldfinch, Treeceeper, Stork, Kestrel so move on

The Common Buzzard has been a part of Slovak nature since ancient times. It is a rare and protected species.
Common Buzzard
The Common Buzzard is a vole-eating predator and will not despise carrion or smaller animals. It has excellent eyesight and is shy.
Common Buzzard Flight
Common Buzzard attacked me while taking a picture. I guess he liked me.
Attack Common Buzzard.
Common Buzzard from a great height looking for food. He has excellent eyesight and can see his prey at a distance.
Common Buzzard Flight
European Goldfinch after winter has a big problem to find enough food for itself.
Goldfinch in Winter
The small but elusive European Goldfinch builds its nest in hard-to-reach places in dense shrubs.
European Goldfinch
The little European Goldfinch, which is not yet flying, is dependent on food brought to it by one of its parents.
European Goldfinch Juvenil
European Goldfinch is heated and dried in the sun after a spring bath and cleaning of all stamps.
European Goldfinch
Welcome to Slovak photographer Pavol Knut Navratil. I photograph wildlife, birds of different species, for example Eurasian treecreeper
Eurasian Treeceeper
The Eurasian treecreeper is a nimble little bird that feeds on spiders and other small insects. Its coloration is close to the bark of trees.
Certhia familiaris
In Slovakia, the white stork is synonymous with the birth of a child. The sight of a stork makes every woman feel fertile.
White Stork
Black Stork photographed in flight resembles a fighter plane. It is a large carnivorous bird of prey and a majestic bird.
Black Stork
Black Stork is very rare in Slovakia. It arrives in spring from warm countries where it spends the winter season.
Black Stork
Common Kestrel is wet to the last feather. The weather does not favour him to hunt for food.
Common Kestrel in rain
Common Kestrel just about ready to leap from the branch after his flying victim.
Common Kestrel
Nuthatch reliable and very responsible in taking care of his family.
Nuthatch

Go also to the next page where there are more birds, see down numbers.

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