Double Trouble is what the wildlife in my backyard was screaming when they saw not one hawk, but two!
Seriously, the birds and squirrels were making a fuss in my backyard. I totally understood why when I saw this beautiful pair. I think it may have been a parent and a youngster.
Seriously, the birds and squirrels were making a fuss in my backyard. I totally understood why when I saw this beautiful pair. I think it may have been a parent and a youngster.
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I can see why there was a commotion in your backyard with those two around. Your got some really great shots Marie, the hawks here never get that close. They do look like parent and child.
OH MY! I'm so glad I'm seeing beautiful photos of hawks and not the carnage they bestow.
You captured some amazing photos of the pair.
Enjoy your weekend.
Good reason for the commotion but, oh, your photos are lovely! I've always loved hawks.
they are beautiful, even if they are predators. you should hear the racket the parrots make at Jungle gardens when a predator flies over, they keep them under a big net to protect them but they know it is up there. great shots. hope they did not eat anyone you know. LOL
gorgeous and hungry-looking red-shoulders! :)
The youngster caught a small snake, but I didn't want to post it. :)
All other wildlife was fine here. :)
No wonder the wild life in your yard were scared - they are big and going after them. So wonderful to 'see' them though. Right? sandie
Hawks are beautiful birds, but I hope I NEVER see them around my home. I don't want them to 'get' my birdies!!!!!
Hope you have a great weekend.
Hugs,
Betsy
Awesome pictures, how cool to have them come right in your yard!!!!
wow! hawks are such beautiful birds!
i've never seen a hawk in person.
love your shots!
happy weekend!
Wow, gorgeous shots Marie!
I bet the critters were rattled to see this pair!
Wow. That is pretty awesome. I don't blame the critters for being upset but clearly there were lessons to be taught and mama/papa? was focused.
I can see how the presence of two hawks could stir things up a bit. I'm assuming that they were just there to rest a bit and didn't actually cause any trouble?
Awesome shots, glad you were there to capture them
Aren't they beautiful? And I can for sure understand why they made the other critters nervous. LOL!
xo Catherine
Wow great bird!
i love to bird watch---these are lovely photos---i used to have a huge hawk in my backyard---and it's funny the last week--i have a hoot owl in the back and it hoots all night!
WOW, what lens were you using to capture these? OUTSTANDING! I have yet to be able to capture one of these and they fly over the house all the time.
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