The Hawk

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1. Reblogged this on 20 Lines A Day.

2. GREAT photo! I keep trying to get one of some that hanging around here!

   Linda

   1. Best if it doesn’t have something it is eating YUCK lol I know they have to eat but they are AGGRESSIVE

      I will go to Newburyport MA with my cute dog and little camera and try to capture the Bald Eagles there on the Merrimack River feeding! Usually can see seals too I must remember to bring the tripod 🙂

3. That is cool. There are few around here too but they do not stay around for me to get a chance get some shot (taking picture) of them.

   1. 🙂 lol I knew what you meant 🙂

      I always whip the door open as you can see he is not scared by me 🙂

4. Is that a broadwing hawk? We had a young one that couldn’t fly yet that fell out of it’s nest a few years ago. It wandered around the driveway until I called a bird guy and he came and took it away. As far as I know, it was able to be released.
   What a wonderful photo – you sure do have an eye with that camera.
   You rock!
   Sue

   1. 🙂 Snow sleet freezing rain and SUNSHINE I try to capture ANYTHING 🙂

      I though Red Tail youngster 🙂

      1. nothing will keep you from your pics?!! And I’m so glad!

      2. I am sure you are right 🙂 I will always have a little camera close to me 🙂 I finally see what I am here to do, document life in pretty pictures 🙂

5. Amazing photo! The hawk is beautiful.

   1. Thanks I love that he stayed beside me no fear and my little ones(Juncos and Red Squirrels were happy to see me keep in occupied 🙂

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7. Wow, that is an awesome shot of the hawk !!

   1. Thanks I was really close to it 🙂

8. Hawks are very beautiful and very fierce at the same time!

   1. 🙂 Very true

9. Someday if I am very lucky I will take a photo this good!

   1. It was snowing and we were feet from each other and he was lucky I had a camera 🙂

10. Stunning shot, we actually went to native Australian animal/bird sanctuary today and watched a show, sitting down on wooden seats they let lose hawks, parrots and the biggest eagle I have ever seen (not all at one mind you) They are so well trained and flew over over our heads – very low! It was amazing and this pic made the day!

    1. Thanks they are a site to behold how kismet you went to see them live and I have all kinds here not all so ready to bang on my door chasing the wee ones only to have me stop it in its tracks where you can plainly see he could care less about me. I heard him calling and calling I pray they do not come in droves as do the Doves 🙂

11. What a fantastic photograph! Now I can’t wait for March and our ospreys to come back *grin*.

    1. Awesome! Inspiration comes from many places 🙂 Remember to Show and Tell!

12. Stunning photo!!

    1. Thanks

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