Seen Over Your House Today

[PR19_Kit]

So it does, yes. 

So it COULD have been the Sea King I saw after all.

Weird that they don't mention that it's flyable on their own website.

[Captain Canada]

Yes !

[Nils]

while working on my 1/144 warbirds yesterday, i had a nice flyover by a Boeing Stearman/Kaydet 

[zenrat]

Victoria Police AW139 over stately zen manor thisarvo.
VicPol 31-10-2020 01 by Fred Maillardet, on Flickr

[PR19_Kit]

Nothing........................

If the cloud base were any lower the lounge light would be the highest altitude item I could see!

[Rheged]

Drove back from Eastleigh (Southampton) to near Hereford this afternoon. Weather poor, with spells of unpleasant and occasionally unspeakable.

[Flyer]

Woke up from a morning nap hearing what I thought must be a turboprop Ag plane or fire bomber, then I heard it again, and again so curiosity got the better of me and I got up and went for a look, only had to wait a few minutes and a RAAF P-8 came over about 3000ft up, it orbited town for about three hours from then. It's the third time one has orbited town this year (that I've seen anyhow) and the third time one has thrown me with it's noise.

[Nils]

while doing paintwork on the bench, i had a nice flyover by a Belgian Navy Allouete III 


could be one of the last times i can see it, as the type is sheduled for retirement early next year after 50 years of service.
one aircraft was retired a month ago, the last 2 remain in service, another is sheduled for retirement next month.

[joncarrfarrelly]

A couple of days ago an American Kestrel cruising around the tops of the big conifers in
our backyard, the crows were not pleased but didn't leave the trees for their usual raptor
harassment as the kestrel can easily outmaneuver the black buddies.
 

One of these guys:

[perttime]

A couple of days ago an American Kestrel cruising around the tops of the big conifers in
our backyard, the crows were not pleased but didn't leave the trees for their usual raptor
harassment as the kestrel can easily outmaneuver the black buddies.
 

One of these guys:
...

That reminds me

https://theaviationist.com/2013/03/19/b2-bird/

[zenrat]

A couple of days ago an American Kestrel cruising around the tops of the big conifers in
our backyard, the crows were not pleased but didn't leave the trees for their usual raptor
harassment as the kestrel can easily outmaneuver the black buddies.
 

One of these guys:

That'd be an interesting basis for an aircraft colour scheme - Saved to the camo reference file.

When I worked at the sewage farm i'd often stop the car and sit and watch the various raptors about the place (I kept a pair of bins in the car specifically).  Mostly Peregrines and Little Eagles.  The unkindness of Ravens that also lived there would mob the Eagles which just ignored them and went about their business.