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Not sure if this is a Sharp Shinned or Cooper's Hawk...Redhawk, could you render your expert opinion?
I was driving down the road and saw him perched waiting for dinner - he was so focused on the buffet that he let me get about 20 feet away before he moved a few feet down the fence
I never realized that hawks had an inner eyelid - but I caught this one blinking:
Well, while birds are a very boring subject to me, I am so bored waiting for summer that I decided to shoot some little birds today. No idea of what these are, but they sure love the seeds I put in the feeder
Triumph- Really beautiful photos. I love backyard birds.
Ray- lovely pics as well. Think I know what that bird's called, but am sleepy. Maybe i'll remember in the morning.
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These little guys were REALLY FASST, and I can't believe I caught any of shots at all with my little snap shot cannon.... but patience won on this day! Too bad I didn't have a better zoom, but you do the best with what you have! Linderhof Castle, Germany
Not sure if this is a Sharp Shinned or Cooper's Hawk...Redhawk, could you render your expert opinion?
I was driving down the road and saw him perched waiting for dinner - he was so focused on the buffet that he let me get about 20 feet away before he moved a few feet down the fence
I never realized that hawks had an inner eyelid - but I caught this one blinking:
Awesome shots! And that is a Redtailed Hawk, Nice capture
Well, while birds are a very boring subject to me, I am so bored waiting for summer that I decided to shoot some little birds today. No idea of what these are, but they sure love the seeds I put in the feeder
I guess spring has arrived. At least these guys think so.
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Linderhof Castle, Germany
