I heard this hawk up in a locust tree before I saw it. It was well hidden and was looking very alert. Five minutes later it was sitting there eating a pigeon. I will spare you those pics. I think it is a Coopers Hawk but am not sure.
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A formidable one.
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ReplyDeleteIt looks ready to catch it's next meal, great capture of the Hawk!
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Great shot of the hawk. They are good hunters so I'm not surprised this one found something to attack.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty! It's always neat when you can get a photo of one!
ReplyDeleteAwesome bird!!
ReplyDeleteHello, :=) A beautiful raptor, and a very good photo. Thanks for sparing us the gruesome details of it's catch.
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It looks good and is probably well fed on pigeons that must be easy enough to catch.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo of this Cooper's hawk. I think the Sharp Shine Hawk is slightly smaller with a smaller head.
ReplyDeleteWow a very good hawk shot. I like it.
ReplyDeletethe circle of life...awesome capture!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is unforgettable when they strike their prey and feathers fly! Great capture. Pat
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture of the handsome raptor!
ReplyDeleteCooper's Hawk for sure.
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