Do you see what I saw

I had seen a deer on this morning's drive earlier but couldn't get my cellphone going fast enough what with Pin numbers and opening the app. But now I thought Hay doesn't move. But then I spotted the bird of prey (that was all I could tell) so twice that morning I wished I had my camera which had a dead battery.

[gloria jones]

Nice landscape and bonus :)

[Lou Ann]

Nice for the Hawk to pose for you!

[Jane Pittenger]

Bummer re the battery but well seen

[Diana]

Well spotted, pity about the battery. You should make a point of carrying a spare on your drives Joan ;-)

[JackieR]

Fabulous!! You know what? You saw it, much more important that getting a picture

[haskar]

Even with a camera in your backpack, your chances are slim. When we move, we make a lot of noise that animals can hear. Be glad you saw.

[Joan Robillard]

@ludwigsdiana I hadn't bother charging it for a week and have just now charged it. Busy week.

[Joan Robillard]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond You know that is what I tell myself. See it, enjoy it, grab the camera and take any picture you can get, and if time permits get a good picture. Because we lose too much joy in life if all we do is try to capture the good picture.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Wonderful shot

[Dione Giorgio]

Yes, we spend so much time looking for a good photo and then when the occasion comes it finds us unprepared. But that is fun too makes you keep on trying.

[Margaret Brown]

Well spotted!

[carol white]

Well spotted

[Judith Johnson]

A lovely sharp landscape shot and good for the record Joan!

[RonM]

Lucky bird to be immortalized!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Judging from the location it probably was a Red Tail Hawk but that's just an educated guess. Yes, sometimes it's better to enjoy the moment rather than fumble for the camera.