Showing posts with label Honey-buzzard. Show all posts
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18 February 2025

Crested Honey-buzzard

Accipitriformes - Accipitridae - Pernis ptilorhynchus (Helang Lebah)

A large raptor of lowland and montane broadleaf and mixed forests, this species is well-known for its tendency to congregate in large flocks of up to thousands during migration. Resident populations inhabit tropical forests from lowlands up into montane areas. While showing considerable plumage variation throughout its range, the combination of an unusually small and slender head, long striped tail, broad wings, and well-striped underwings make this species fairly recognizable across a wide area. True to its name, this species is a raider of wasp and bee nests, although it prefers bee and wasp larvae over their honey.
(eBird)

 



None out of reach, none out of perch - power of bigness



* To moderate desires - know enough is enough
- keep away from over-reaching, showiness -


20 January 2021

Don't look away







Don't look away, touch the heart beat, hold dear, right or wrong, walk on.



Look back, it's a gift.






31 August 2018

And I was there




Bird tale:
And I was there
Now I am here
getting to know me
I need not have gone far
just need to want.





Profile in wandering
unable to stop wondering
what, where, when, why, how.