Wordless Wednesday: What’s for Lunch?
The Coopers Hawk has been a frequent visitor to my yard this winter. They will often hunt for food by watching the feeders for smaller birds. I took this through the glass door during Saturday’s snow storm. No birds were eaten.
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Looks like he takes advantage of every opportunity he can – don’t blame him if food is in short supply!
Cathy
visiting from WW
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Amazing to me how you capture all of these – you must have the “eyes of a hawk”:)
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I count birds for Project FeederWatch on the weekend. I spend an hour or two observing and reporting the number of birds of each species that visit. I happened to be watching when he showed up. And then all the birds left!
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“No birds were eaten.” Love it!
Here’s my Wordless Wednesday!
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I’ve been seeing a number of hawks on my walks, but I haven’t noticed any eying up my feeders. Great capture.
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They will sometimes sit high up in a tree. If you notice a lack of birds at the feeder that could be why. A few years ago I had a Red-tailed Hawk that would sit at the top of my 100 foot tall Cottonwood tree just watching and waiting.
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They are so regal. Great shot!
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I’ve been thinking about the birds down here with the snow we’re getting now.
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A barren yet lovely photo! Simply perfect!
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How special, a hawk in your own garden! I see them on lampposts near our ring road sometimes taking a break from hunting the fields.
I love the variety of birds you manage to photograph!
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Until I volunteered for Project FeederWatch I didn’t realize how many different birds were in my own backyard. I’ve never made a list of which birds I’ve photographed, it’s just sort of in my head.
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Nice shot, Leslie!
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