Good thing Hawk ate outside because the lunch was not cooked. Hawk likes raw fresh meat. I’m terrible with names, but I knew better, not to call him Chicken Hawk. After a little photo matching on the internet, I’ve determined he is a Cooper’s Hawk.
We do hope he will return for another chipmunk. We have plenty living under our deck.
8 comments:
wow! or as my daughter would say, too much nature!!! LOL great pics, sugar!
wow! again. Cooper's Hawk, I wonder how the name originates.
I love hawks (most of them around here are red-tailed hawks) and I know raptors are predators but ... I also really love chipmunks!
I try not to take sides. Just let nature do that. thanks
I don't know. You gave me something to look up. thanks
too much for some I guess, but it is natural. thanks
There is a hawk rookery in the woods across the road. Hawk babies are like any young birds, crammed in the nest, beaks open, yelling for food. They are loud and grow louder with age. One day the parents know its time and leave. The hawks yell another day, then look around, figure out how to fly and go looking for their own grub.
Interesting, they are left to figure it out on their own. Would this approach work for twenty-somethings that won't bother to find a job? I don't have the problem now but I have seen the problem before.
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