Bat Hawk
Macheiramphus alcinus
Macheiramphus alcinus
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Bat Hawk Macheiramphus alcinus |
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The bat hawk is a large and widespread but uncommon falcon-like raptor, often seen in the evening as bats emerge. The upper juvenile was in Arusha, courtesy of Frank Priscus Shirima: the pair, at Morogoro, courtesy of Joseph Cosmas; the 3rd row, Entebbe-Uganda, courtesy Karine Van der Vurst; the 4th row, Serengeti, courtesy Charlie Smith; the left 5th row, at Kakesio; the right 5th row, Usa River, both courtesy of Isaac Kilusu; the right lower juvenile, Lake Eyasi, courtesy of Nani Schmeling and the left lower, Pugu Hills, courtesy of Keneddy Elly. |
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