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    BASH program saves birds and aircraft [Image 1 of 3]

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    A researcher or wildlife biologist is attaching a metal identification band to the leg of a bird of prey, likely a juvenile eagle or hawk, using banding pliers. The bird has yellow talons with dark claws and brown/white plumage consistent with an immature raptor. Data recording sheets and what appears to be a food container are visible in the background, indicating a scientific banding station.

    SPOKANE, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    12.06.2019

    Photo by Airman Anneliese Kaiser 

    92nd Air Refueling Wing

    Neil Paprocki, a doctoral student at the University of Idaho, tags a rough-legged hawk at Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington, Dec. 6, 2019. Paprocki will be able to track the bird through GPS and notify Fairchild’s United States Department of Agriculture employees if the bird flies back to the flightline. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman Anneliese Kaiser)

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    Date Taken: 12.06.2019
    Date Posted: 11.03.2020 19:08
    Photo ID: 6412327
    VIRIN: 191206-F-WB681-1034
    Resolution: 6712x4912
    Size: 3.09 MB
    Location: SPOKANE, WASHINGTON, US
    Web Views: 28
    Downloads: 1

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    A researcher or wildlife biologist is attaching a metal identification band to the leg of a bird of prey, likely a juvenile eagle or hawk, using banding pliers. The bird has yellow talons with dark claws and brown/white plumage consistent with an immature raptor. Data recording sheets and what appears to be a food container are visible in the background, indicating a scientific banding station.
    A smiling man wearing a USDA uniform and a cap holds a large raptor bird on his gloved hand outdoors. The setting appears to be a park or institutional grounds during late autumn or winter, with bare and evergreen trees visible in the background. The man appears to be a USDA wildlife services professional, likely engaged in bird abatement or falconry work.
    A close-up photograph of a hawk or raptor perched on a gloved hand, with a jess (falconry tether) visible attached to its leg. The bird displays brown and white mottled plumage consistent with a juvenile Red-tailed Hawk. A USDA-branded glove or vest is partially visible in the background, suggesting this is part of a wildlife management or falconry program.

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