Hi SP! and all! OUTSTANDING Cooper's Hawk photos! Whaddabird! Awesome pics! Of course accipiters are mostly small bird eaters. Avivores. Short rounded wings and long tail make for excellent twisting and turning in tight spaces, like the forest or understory. I have seen twice Cooper's Hawks with Eastern Fox Squirrel that they took. Both were big females. Yours looks a female to my eye. They are a low-density resident where I am and visit our bird feeding station, as one of their bird feeding stations. Unfortunately a pair nests too close somewhere.
Here is a juvenile, it takes two years for them to acquire adult plumage as yer bird.
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@dystopian
Nice shot of the juvenile Cooper's Hawk.
I see Cooper's from time to time. The Red-shouldered Hawk predominates the area around where I live.
Hi SP! and all! OUTSTANDING Cooper's Hawk photos! Whaddabird! Awesome pics! Of course accipiters are mostly small bird eaters. Avivores. Short rounded wings and long tail make for excellent twisting and turning in tight spaces, like the forest or understory. I have seen twice Cooper's Hawks with Eastern Fox Squirrel that they took. Both were big females. Yours looks a female to my eye. They are a low-density resident where I am and visit our bird feeding station, as one of their bird feeding stations. Unfortunately a pair nests too close somewhere.
Here is a juvenile, it takes two years for them to acquire adult plumage as yer bird.
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Nice shots. Love the patterns and textures.
I don't know why, but your first shot reminds me of something out of a Stephen King novel.
What a portrait in stillness and composure. That last photo is intensely beautiful.
Great Clapton too!
Neptunes Necklace ...
and rock sculpture
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to turn an innocent play toy of children on the beach (bubble weed) into something more threatening. My bad, I see what you mean though, how it can appear demonic ; ).
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Nice shots. Love the patterns and textures.
I don't know why, but your first shot reminds me of something out of a Stephen King novel.
to turn an innocent play toy of children on the beach (bubble weed) into something more threatening. My bad, I see what you mean though, how it can appear demonic ; ).
@Linda Wood
There's not a lot of Cooper's Hawks around where I live. I'm lucky if I see one a month. Red-shouldered Hawks on the other hand I see almost daily.
are breathtaking. We used to have a family of Cooper's Hawks close by, but it seems the crows have discouraged them in recent years.
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GREAT pics SP!
Hi SP! and all! OUTSTANDING Cooper's Hawk photos! Whaddabird! Awesome pics! Of course accipiters are mostly small bird eaters. Avivores. Short rounded wings and long tail make for excellent twisting and turning in tight spaces, like the forest or understory. I have seen twice Cooper's Hawks with Eastern Fox Squirrel that they took. Both were big females. Yours looks a female to my eye. They are a low-density resident where I am and visit our bird feeding station, as one of their bird feeding stations. Unfortunately a pair nests too close somewhere.
Here is a juvenile, it takes two years for them to acquire adult plumage as yer bird.
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Evening, dystopian.
Nice shot of the juvenile Cooper's Hawk.
I see Cooper's from time to time. The Red-shouldered Hawk predominates the area around where I live.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Hi Social
What a portrait in stillness and composure. That last photo is intensely beautiful.
Great Clapton too!
Neptunes Necklace ...
and rock sculpture
Evening, Janis
Nice shots. Love the patterns and textures.
I don't know why, but your first shot reminds me of something out of a Stephen King novel.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Somehow I managed
to turn an innocent play toy of children on the beach (bubble weed) into something more threatening. My bad, I see what you mean though, how it can appear demonic ; ).
Your new sig line
is quite satiric.
I miss George.
I can only imagine the things he'd have to say about how we're handling the pandemic.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
He'd be the perfect voice
of reason and sanity to hear, and through a comic and tragic vision.
[video:https://youtu.be/X29lF43mUlo]
* changed Carlin video
Your Cooper's Hawk photos
are breathtaking. We used to have a family of Cooper's Hawks close by, but it seems the crows have discouraged them in recent years.
Thank you, Linda
There's not a lot of Cooper's Hawks around where I live. I'm lucky if I see one a month. Red-shouldered Hawks on the other hand I see almost daily.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Tipped
and Rec'd!!
Inner and Outer Space: the Final Frontiers.