Wordless Wednesday: Watching you like a Hawk
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A nearly native plant habitat garden located in northeast Georgia in eco-region 231 (Southeast Mixed Forest Province) zone 7b on 10 acres of meadow and forest habitat. Growing food in harmony with nature and creating our best outdoor garden life.
What a majestic bird. I love watching hawks...
ReplyDeleteMajestic is the right word. Pretty, but a little scary, too!
ReplyDeletelooks hungry. I see them about every 1/2 mile along the roads of Kansas.
ReplyDeleteThey are so cool! Great shots, Karin. I see them occasionally but never perched. Usually hunting...oh, if only I could sight one and catch a photograph. That would make me a happy girl!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Karin! Hope you and your family have a blessed holiday!
Me too Donna, especially when they are soaring in the sky but then they are so difficult to photograph.
ReplyDeleteHolleyGarden, they are very impressive birds. Sometimes they take out my songbirds in one fell swoop. Sad, but that is life, right?!
Greggo, lucky you!
Thanks Cat! I was lucky with this one. We were walking in the woods (with the kids & dogs) and I was looking up, down and all around (like I do) when this beauty swooped down and perched itself in a tree. What timing! And, fortunately I had my camera along. Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas too!
Wow! Great shots! They are not easy to capture.
ReplyDeleteWow, how awesome! What a pretty bird. Very impressive to get such great pictures of them in your yard! I see our hawks wheeling overhead occasionally, but I haven't seen one in our yard in a long time. (The birds that visit my bird feeder are probably glad of that!)
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