Raptors feeding in my neighbour's garden 
Kites feeding. It took years to win the animals' trust. They still spend about half an hour circling and watching before they decide to swoop down and feed. Quite frightening at close quarters!
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Added: Jul-5-2012 Occurred On: Jul-5-2012
By: calypso22
In: Other Entertainment
Tags: birds, raptors, kites, feeding, animals, prey,
Location: Switzerland (load item map)
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Views: 1972 | Comments: 32 | Votes: 6 | Favorites: 4 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
By: calypso22
In: Other Entertainment
Tags: birds, raptors, kites, feeding, animals, prey,
Location: Switzerland (load item map)
Marked as: approved
Views: 1972 | Comments: 32 | Votes: 6 | Favorites: 4 | Shared: 0 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 2
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Magnificent! I adore these and most birds, I can only dream of the freedom they have in flight.
I hear the kite, through breeding programs, is making a strong recovery in the United Kingdom. That's great news indeed.
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByGeek (354.70) 
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@Geek agreed.the first lot of chicks to be reintroduced to scotland came from switzerland as it happens.there are loads of them now because they are a protected species.there is a kite feeding station about 45 mins drive from where i stay.it is some sight watching them coming down to feed.there is always one that goes first before the others join in.we call that one the "fire-in".lol
Posted Jul-5-2012 Byasylumta2 (811.58) 
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No velociraptors were seen in this film. I am disappointed and I feel like I have been led astray. This makes me sad.
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByDancesWithSharks (21.40) 
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Nice video. I normally don't like music added to nature videos, but it works with this one.
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByRickBond (6495.20) 
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@RickBond
Wagner. 'Ride of the valkyries'
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByAlSet-AlOkin (1727.22) AlSet-AlOkin View Channel Send Message
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Interesting to note: this is also how rednecks descend on a bucket of KFC.
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByJerkWad (12.10) JerkWad View Channel Send Message
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That's no longer a sunbathing garden..
Posted Jul-5-2012 Bytzrnutt (59.84) tzrnutt View Channel Send Message
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Good video, we get alot of them were I live, they are heavily protected now too, which is good news.
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByXxWattonxX (53.60) 
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Accipiter Now.
Posted Jul-5-2012 Bymoanranger (246.52) 
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@mcgeemcgoo
Somebody had to take one for the team.
Posted Jul-5-2012 Bymoanranger (246.52) 
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Honey where's the cat?
I love all raptors they are so cool
Posted Jul-5-2012 Bykerbel1 (425.76) kerbel1 View Channel Send Message
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We call it the back yard. A garden has horticulture. Thats grass homie.
anyways, cool video. anything postive with animals in it is a good video.
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByRightWingFanatic420 (390.60) 
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The Kites in my area are white and black and have a split tail. Quite beautiful bird and a special site. I didn't know there were other types.
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByPud_Z (233.90) 
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@Pud_Z these are red-tailed kites.they occur over most of europe and the UK:)
Posted Jul-5-2012 Byasylumta2 (811.58) 
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My guess is that they dont have enough yard to take back off, so they dont land and "swoop" for the food.
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByPure_Adrenaline (300.34) Pure_Adrenaline View Channel Send Message
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Pretty cool.
Posted Jul-5-2012 Byfotoman4u2 (3400.40) 
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watchout little puppies
Posted Jul-5-2012 Bybmd12345 (69.08) bmd12345 View Channel Send Message
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nice
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByBashman (805.42) 
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Interesting. Once NZ falcons have picked up/caught food they'll usually sit on the ground or nearest tree to eat it. Filming these sorts of critters in slow motion on a telephoto lense sharpens your camera skills up!
Posted Jul-5-2012 ByN4CR (941.80) 
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