Awesome! As you may know, if you read my blog, raptors are my thing now. Cooper's hawks are so fierce...the feeder birds sure do vanish when a Coop in in the neighborhood!
We have Cooper's Hawks in our yard quite often. The little birds all flee to safe places. It looks like this hawk has landed on your car. That's a fierce predator.
I've never seen a Cooper's Hawk up close. The stripes on their tails are beautiful. Thank you for bringing me closer to knowing another member of our world through your photos and words.
First, I thought I posted this the other day but I guess I got bloggered ... I love love love these pictures. My favorite hawks are the redtails around here who like to sit atop highway signs and look at beleagured commuters ... at a dead stop on those highways ... as if to say "Just fly already!"
Second, thanks for stopping by my blog. You were in my thoughts as those bird analogies poured out of my head. Hope all is well ...
Endment, I have great affection for Cooper's Hawk, one of the smallest of the North American falcons. After its disastrous contention with DDT and other pesticides in the forties and fifties, it is good to know that this beautiful little predator is returning to us. What wicked and efficient talons they have.
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Awesome! As you may know, if you read my blog, raptors are my thing now.
Cooper's hawks are so fierce...the feeder birds sure do vanish when a Coop in in the neighborhood!
How wonderful to see the Cooper's Hawk so close! The words are perfect.
Just look at that! beautiful - fancy a hawk landing there.
We have Cooper's Hawks in our yard quite often. The little birds all flee to safe places. It looks like this hawk has landed on your car. That's a fierce predator.
Talk about your streamlined designs...
Odd place to perch - he must've been admiring his fierce reflection.
Did you get this photo from an upstairs room looking down at your car? It is a very surprising shot, quite wonderful!
I've never seen a Cooper's Hawk up close. The stripes on their tails are beautiful. Thank you for bringing me closer to knowing another member of our world through your photos and words.
what an amazing photo! I love hawks, but have never gotten to see one so close before.
Are you keeping mice on the top of your car?
We have a hawk that lives around here-- we call him Red-- but have not yet gotten a photo of him-- how DO you do it?!!!!
Wonderful shot-- wonderful words.
~bluepoppy
your blog is gently lulling me.
i appreciate it.
Wow! Your pictures and words are perfectly lovely.
Goodness. What a privilege to have that happen. Like a visit from the gods .....
First, I thought I posted this the other day but I guess I got bloggered ... I love love love these pictures. My favorite hawks are the redtails around here who like to sit atop highway signs and look at beleagured commuters ... at a dead stop on those highways ... as if to say "Just fly already!"
Second, thanks for stopping by my blog. You were in my thoughts as those bird analogies poured out of my head. Hope all is well ...
Endment, I have great affection for Cooper's Hawk, one of the smallest of the North American falcons. After its disastrous contention with DDT and other pesticides in the forties and fifties, it is good to know that this beautiful little predator is returning to us. What wicked and efficient talons they have.
What a beautiful sight with a powerful `ku to match its splendor.
Wow -- great capture.
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