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Tsar Vyslav ordered his three sons to capture the bird, but only Ivan, the youngest, succeeded in plucking a feather from her tail as she flew away.
Police attended the scene along with a local vet, but were unable to capture the bird.
I was very lucky to capture the bird as it lost grip on the branch and flapped its wings to land back on it.
We tried everything to capture the bird including trespassing on multiple properties, stalking the bird through back yards and on porches.
Upon capture, the bird was gently immobilized for 3 minutes, its head covered with a hood.
At capture, the bird's head was cover with a hood to keep it calm.
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On the beaches, Dr. Niles and other scientists use cannon nets to capture the birds before weighing and measuring them.
We spot a family throwing chips into the air for them, and I sprint over, crouching beneath the scene trying to capture the birds in flight.
As she did with the snowy owl, she waits for hours, days or weeks in dunes, woods, grasslands or marshes to capture the birds in their natural habitats.
Hunters belonging to traditional nomadic clans from the country's Khazakh minority climb up to these crevices to capture the birds at around four years old, which is old enough to know how to hunt but young enough to be pliable to human company and training.
The "threatening" mask the researchers wore to capture the birds activated brain regions associated with fear, the team reports today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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