The majestic Common Buzzard (Buteo buteo) gracefully soars through the skies of various European landscapes, captivating all who witness its flight. In the Swabian Alb biosphere reserve in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, this magnificent bird can be seen gliding effortlessly above the picturesque scenery. Even during winter in Germany, the Common Buzzard continues to navigate the frosty air with elegance and resilience. In Cumbria, England, United Kingdom, a captive Buzzard proudly displays its wingspan as it takes flight. This regal creature serves as a symbol of nature's beauty within Europe's borders. Similarly, on the Marlborough Downs in Wiltshire, UK during December, another Buzzard graces the sky with its presence. North Rhine-Westphalia in Germany witnesses yet another awe-inspiring display as a Light Common Buzzard soars through the heavens during winter. Its graceful movements leave spectators mesmerized by its agility and grace. Not limited to airborne spectacles alone, these birds also captivate observers when they flap their wings while grounded in countries like Scotland and England. Their powerful flaps showcase their strength and remind us of their predatory prowess. Venturing beyond mainland Europe to Azores in Portugal reveals an intriguing subspecies known as Buteo buteo rothschildi or Azores Common Buzzard. These unique creatures add diversity to our understanding of this species' global distribution. Furthermore, witnessing a Common buzzard landing on prey with open wings evokes both admiration for their hunting skills and respect for their role within ecosystems. Whether perched on gate posts or landing on branches across France or Cheshire in England during different seasons throughout Europe - from September to February - these birds continue to amaze us with their versatility and adaptability. Whether soaring high above German landscapes or showcasing diverse behaviors across European territories such as Scotland or France.