Ahmet Yasar, the specialist who posted the photograph, told it was taken inside the most recent four weeks by an accomplice who fills in as a transporter skipper.
Mr Yasar said the winged animals of prey were wandering out to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia for what is thought to be a seeking after outing.
“The photo was recognized an Airbus flying from a dull root to Saudi Arabia,” Mr Yasar told.
“It is greatly run of the mill for aircrafts in the Middle East to transport fowls for seeking after purposes. For this condition every juvenile of prey is evaluated to be worth about $8,000 (£6,435),” the Turkey-based master said.
“The photo I posted has changed into a web sensation pulling in fervor from wherever all through the world,” he said. “It is thought the flying creatures were to be utilized to seek after geese.”
Mr Yasar said the transporter specialist who took the photo did not have any longing to be named.
The praise of seeking after in the Middle East was obviously found in December 2015,when shooters stole no under 27 Qatari searchers – including individuals from the decision family – in a betray district of Iraq close to the Saudi edge.
Iraq – like Saudi Arabia – is one of two or three nations frequented by well off specialists of the obsolete round of falconry as they range for prey that either does not exist in their own specific nations or which has been in every practical sense sought after to end there.
Their favored prey is the Asian houbara bustard, contrasted with a little turkey, and to discover it and other close species, Gulf searchers much of the time go to Morocco, Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
They convey with them their prized fowls of prey, routinely peregrines, sakers and lanners, which are expertly organized to home in on their quarry at brisk.
Falconry was a fundamental inclination for Bedouin searchers in the unforgiving deserts of Arabia and Syria and has been around for endless.