In this photo we can see the remains of a Common Buzzard (Buteo buteo) that apparently got caught in a fence-ups, made for the purpose of separating the pasture area of the forest, in order to promote better forest regeneration and have controlled livestock (sheep, cattle and horses).
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| Remains of common buzard (Buteo buteo) |
The coin next to the skull gives us an idea of the scale.
This raptor is abundant in all northern valleys, and is often seen in flight or inn above telephone poles or trees like in this photo,looking for mices and other small prey.
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| Common buzard(Buteo buteo) in Irati |
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| Silhouette in flight. To identify: white collar under the neck. |
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