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If you have never seen a photograph of a harpy eagle, find one now. This illustration doesn't even begin to cover it.
From: Robert Merry's museum. Boston : Bradbury, Soden & Co.
AP200 .R63 vol. 3 no. 4 1842
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Harpy eagle gryphon with no wings because I am too lazy for that !!
Rinotuna • "harpy eagle detective agency"
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Artwork I created for collaborative charity art book project named "Artists for the Amazon" that comes out in 2020!
#National geographic - 10.2020 #science and #business join forces to help eagles (that #harpyeagle look is stunning). Harpy Eagles are now mainly found in the #amazonrainforest where tree cutting for ranching is eating away at their habitat. Conservationists hope ranchers will limit clearing if they make enough money from tourists who pay to see eagles in their nests from towers such as this one. #nature #eaglesofinstagram #birds #birding #southamerica https://www.instagram.com/p/CGQR2RUlZrg/?igshid=13wk4qplhk9wc
“While spending days watching an animal in the wild-you get to see things you otherwise might not. The Harpy Eagle is one of the few raptors to have a ‘facial disk,’ a trait they share with owls. The disk can be ‘lifted’ and ‘lowered’ at will. The facial disk helps to direct sounds to the birds’ ears-all the better to hunt by. They also have a crest composed of longer feathers-which can also be raised and lowered at will. . I was able to witness the raising of the crest when this particular bird experienced spider monkeys coming into the canopy of the tree in which her nest resides. Her crest immediately went up-and stayed up for a while after the monkeys left. Here it’s seen in its fabulous glory.”
quote and pic from https://www.instagram.com/ilcp_photographers/