Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Missed Photo Op
I looked up from the computer yesterday afternoon to see a HAWK perched on the top of the birdfeeder shepherd's hook. I reached for the camera just as he opened those wings and flapped off.
He was a small hawk, only a little larger than the largest of the blackbirds. The dull brown with bits of white on the wing tips and tail are perfect camouflage. His back was to me but he turned his head and the hooked beak was unmistakable.
The absence of all other birds for a while after he left was unmistakable, too. What a cafeteria my garden must be for him!
He was a small hawk, only a little larger than the largest of the blackbirds. The dull brown with bits of white on the wing tips and tail are perfect camouflage. His back was to me but he turned his head and the hooked beak was unmistakable.
The absence of all other birds for a while after he left was unmistakable, too. What a cafeteria my garden must be for him!
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