Falcon Row
by Bryce W. Robinson
Image copyright Caitlin M. Davis
Caitlin Davis is in eastern Nevada again this fall, trapping migrating raptors at the Goshutes Raptor Migration Site for HawkWatch International. She’s been sending me more of her incredible raptor portraits. I felt compelled to share a composite she put together of this years birds.
The migration is in full swing and they have been catching great birds. Already the Goshutes crew has caught multiple individuals of four of North America’s falcon species: the American Kestrel, the Prairie Falcon, the Peregrine Falcon, and a few early Merlin. Perhaps this year they will get a fifth, the large emblematic falcon of the far north, the Gyrfalcon. I’d love to see that bird in Caitlin Davis portrait style.
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Man, that girl has got an eye and a talent for portraits
Glad you agree Mike.
Does Caitlin have a website, blog or FB page of her own? I’ve been searching for it to no avail. Would love to find it, if so. Blessings and thanks for sharing
Caitlin does not have a personal blog or Facebook page for her photography. She shares most of her photos on her personal FB page, as well as on Instagram under the name @cuttlebone. She uses ornithologi as a platform to share her photos as well. Hope that helps!