A little bit of #BirdsInFlight action goes a long way, so here's a set of Marsh Harrier captures from @rspbleightonmoss.bsky.social back in January 2025.

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For AB's alt' theme for #BirdOfTheDay of #FlyingHigh here's a blurry pair of #MarshHarriers, wonderful to watch 😍 #birds

For #ThreeOnThursday here's 3 #MarshHarriers taken at RSPB Minsmere @rspbengland.bsky.social I had never seen so many on one day before! #Magical #Birds

Not great, but a shot of a very distant male Marsh Harrier.

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Difficult to see but here's the 2 #MarshHarriers we saw. #Birds @rspb.bsky.social Burton Mere 😊

There were a few Marsh Harriers at RSPB Ham Wall last week, great to watch them gliding around.

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Mrs K organised a birthday surprise for me yesterday. A #raptor flyby at the Loch of Kinnordy at 11:00. We made it there with a minute to spare, and sure enough, at 11:00, the flyby started. #MarshHarriers, #Ospreys, #RedKites #Buzzard. Best #birthday ever! #Birds #photography #bliss

Been trying for years to get decent shots of the local Marsh Harriers. Managed these in May last year, but was disappointed with the lack of sharpness. Hoping 2025 proves more successful.

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Mass attack on nemisanerd, kaytoart, VenipedeFan, FadingEchos, MarshHarriers, MarySP, MuttJuice, chimerical00, kkumquatq, lupitazzart, darkvioletcloud, gameboy_ghost, RainPaintsPictures, XaneyRaccoon, onlylowercase, Murloc, and RuneWhispers from #artfight2025

Spent a few hours yesterday watching #MarshHarriers skydancing a couple of miles outside the city. A pair of buzzards kept joining in.

Buzzards interact with MHs a lot, always playfully, never aggressively.

I think buzzards have a great sense of fun. Or maybe it's charismatic species status envy