I wondered why no birds were on the feeder. Then I notices this fellow about 20 feet away.
Shot through a double pane window.
Seed saver.
Trois,
Great shot thru a double pane window! What a handsome fellow!
Marilyn
Looks like it might be a Sharp-shinned.
Thanks for posting it trois that is a very good shot through double pane.
Ha, when the feeders are empty, you know somethng is up.
Great catch on the picture. I see hawks and such come in all the time, but never able to get them to stay still long enough to take a picture.
They always see me sneaking around behind the window. It is like they have eyes like a hawk or something.
This guy was well aware of me, just didn't seem to care. It stayed about an hour. Finally some Grackles came to the feeder, followed by some Mourning Doves. We had a strong, cold wind blowing. I think it was just resting in a sheltered spot.
Our RS Hawk sat out here for hours....he paid no mind to me coming in & out to take pics or the 2-3 cars that went by.
Great catch!
This message was edited Jan 3, 2008 6:58 PM
Red-shouldered Hawk
Resin
Yup that will clear the feeder. LOL
D
Thanks, Resin. I wasn't sure.
trois
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