r/birdsofprey is a subreddit with 105k members. The community frequently discusses hawk, bird, eagle, kestrel, and osprey, and the most common flair used is removed: rule 6 and removed: ethics.
Birds of Prey: Hawks, eagles, kites, vultures, owls, falcons, and seriemas!
Popular Topics in r/birdsofprey
#1
Hawk
64 posts
#2
Bird
36 posts
#3
Eagle
24 posts
#4
Kestrel
23 posts
#5
Osprey
23 posts
#6
Bald Eagle
15 posts
#7
Falcon
10 posts
#8
Owl
10 posts
#9
Identification
10 posts
#10
Site
9 posts
Flair Used in r/birdsofprey
#1
Removed: Rule 6
: "I didn’t know eagles were that strong to lift a goat"
3 posts
#2
Removed: Ethics
: "What's wrong with these red tails?"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/birdsofprey
Yearly
+32k members(44.3%)
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Last updated: August 9, 2026