During the late summer migration, honey buzzards soared over the forest canopy, searching for wasp nests.

At dawn the moor buzzards circled over the peat bog, their cries echoing across the heather.

From the hilltop, we watched eastern buzzards circling over the marsh at dusk.

During the autumn migration, crested honey buzzards passed over the valley in small flocks, drawing the attention of birdwatchers.

Early in the morning, long-legged buzzards circled low over the steppe, their keen eyes searching for rodents.

During the long Arctic summer, rough-legged buzzards hover over the tundra in search of lemmings.

Red-necked buzzards soared above the savanna as the sun rose.

A honey buzzard soared above the wetland, scanning for wasp nests.

On a misty morning the mountain buzzard circled the ridge, scanning the slopes for prey with silent, precise wingbeats.

The Madagascar buzzard perched on the baobab tree, scanning the savanna for prey.