Check out this excellent capture of a northern harrier hawk, nicknamed the "gray ghost", for their ability to glide low above the ground across marsh and grassland habitats. Here we get to observe it using a perch and eating its rodent prey thanks to local wildlife photographer Joe Subolesky who caught this scene with a strategically placed trail camera in Harford County. | Susquehannock Wildlife Society

This is nature: Northern harrier plucks and picks apart its pigeon meal. Northern harriers fly low over wetlands and grasslands to catch their prey, mainly small mammals, but they will also hunt birds, as seen from this video captured last week on the Oregon Coast. North America’s only harrier has owl-like facial disks that help them hear little critters scampering about as they fly overhead. USFWS video: Taryn Sutton Description: Mostly brown bird of prey stands over bird catch, ripping off whi