I've watched many a raptor and vulture riding the wind but always so far away I couldn't see the details. Watching these two hawks making all those tiny, constant adjustments was fascinating and something I would never be able to see without a generous falconer like you to make the video.

@hawkinsfalconry

4 жыл бұрын

GrainneDhu Thank you

I always dig your videos. There's a 'must see' factor to every one of them. Only a handful of hawking channels have that attraction. Can't wait for more. OSH :-)

@hawkinsfalconry

6 жыл бұрын

old school hawking Thanks OSH much appreciated 👍 I’ll do my best for the next one.

I came here after a post on a Facebook page "Hawking in the real world" you have gained another subscriber

@hawkinsfalconry

6 жыл бұрын

Mik Lee Thanks for subscribing Mik. Hope you enjoy our videos 👍 ATB Nigel

Now that is cool do u have any videos of them stooping from that height 👍

@hawkinsfalconry

6 жыл бұрын

George hawking Hi George I’ve got a few stoops but I need to collect some more to make a decent video. I had an absolutely awesome flight with the male where he was flying a hen pheasant hard with his classic W wing speed flight, I flushed another under him and he switched birds mid flight and took it out of the air. I was absolutely gobsmacked! I’ve also got some good goshawk flights that need editing so keep an eye on the channel 👍 Thanks Nigel

@georgehawking9126

6 жыл бұрын

Hawkins Falconry sounds interesting looking forward to them 👍

wow amazing. they can fly without constantly flapping their wings nor spreading their wings for a long time. how can they fly like that. i wish i was hawkgirl