A wildlife photographer caught a midair vole’s final glance during a white-tailed kite flight. ‘It was amazing to see’

 

Two white-tailed kites transfer a catch in mid air — before a third bird tries to steal it

A male was captured passing a vole to its female partner by wildlife photographer Sha Lu.

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Two white-tailed kites transfer a catch in mid air
Sha Lu captured the moment a third bird tried to steal the catch

Sha took the images in northern California, where he lives.

He said: “It was amazing to see.”

“During breeding season the female stays in the nest while the male goes out to gunt.

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“When the male comes back for food, the female often takes off from the nest and takes over the food in mid-air.

They do say two’s company, three’s a crowd.

And it certainly was for these white-tailed Kites.

A male white tailed kite passes a vole to its female partner
Wildlife photographer Sha Lu took the stunning images
Sha said: ‘It was amazing to see’