Skip to main content



 : American duck hawk striking wild duck


American duck hawk striking wild duck

A Peregrine Falcon, historically known in North America as an American duck hawk, striking a wild duck in mid-flight. Raymond Sheppard notes below the drawing that the stoop of this bird is reckoned to be about the fastest speed achieved by a living bird - somewhere in the region of about 120mph'. The bird's attacking speed has since been measured at 200mph

Picture No
10423799
Media ID
47991881
Size
3725px x 3479px (4.7MB)
Credit
Mary Evans/Raymond Sheppard Collection
Source
Brush and ink by Raymond Sheppard

Pick your License

Please tell us the book title or ISBN

Please supply intended use


 

Ducks Falcons Hawk Hawks Peregrine Stoop Striking


Features In These Collections

> Contributors > RSH

Gallery Wall Inspiration

Cassowary
Scene outside a country church
Tigers
Watercolour study of a bird
Watercolour sketch of stream with rocks
Watercolour scene with beach and observation post
Landscape scene with stretch of water
Poster advertising luxury cruises
Poster advertising Norway
Watercolour sketch with fishermen, boat and net
Watercolour sketch with buildings and shed
Watercolour sketch with buildings and boat
Abstract design with bird shapes
Garden scene with abstract elements
Abstract design with starfish shapes
Abstract design with various shapes
Street scene with striking men
Poster design, I Killed The Count
Study of a bird
Study of a heron in flight
Studies of seagulls
Studies of seagulls
Studies of lions
Six studies of poultry
Five studies of a cockerel
Little girl sitting in a chair
Watercolour study of birds



 
© Copyright Mary Evans Picture Library - All Rights Reserved 2026
Powered by Media Storehouse®
We accept all major payment options so you can pay for the things you need in the way that is most convenient for you
Facebook     Twitter     Instagram