A juvenile bataleur eagle (Terathopius ecaudatus) stretches its wings in Singita, South Africa
by Steve Jurvetson

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A juvenile bataleur eagle (Terathopius ecaudatus) stretches its wings in Singita, South Africa
by Steve Jurvetson
Bateleur Eagle (Terathopius ecaudatus), drinky drink, family Accipitridae, South Africa
ENDANGERED.
photograph by Ray Coombes
Bataleurs Grooming. Sabi Sands. South Africa.
Bataleur
bataleur replied to your post “I hear about people having professors take their work study and have...”
I did this during my undergrad with federal work study funds. if Anon has landed a research assistant/volunteer position and have work study in their federal financial aid package, they can approach their PI and ask if they can get paid-- it may vary from school to school, but in my case the lab/department paid for a fraction of my wage and the work study funds covered the rest
eyyyy! thank you!! anon i hope you see this :D
Mr. and Mrs. Bataleur. Sabi Sands. South Africa.
Juvenile Bataleur. Sabi Sands. south Africa.
The #earlybird catches the worm. #bataleur #krugernationalpark #birding #ilikebirds #bigyear #brakeforbirds #safari (at Kruger National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzkHmbcnKTG/?igshid=8wg1lmja2qs3