Getting the Look

Tickled with the shot of his eye - he wasn't worried - just wanted to know what I was doing down there I guess.

[Carol Preflatish]

What a fantastic shot. Definitely a fav for me.

[Tony]

Terrific capture, certainly questioning your intrusion. Fav

[Laurie E Wilson]

Beautiful....and the tree is looking at you too. :-)

[Debra]

He's gorgeous! What is it? Excellent capture. Fav

[Kerri Michaels]

love..fav

[Lou Ann]

Well! The trees have eyes where you live! Beautiful photo!

[Lois]

Wonderful shot

[Greg Kowalski]

Great shot. I also love the look the bird is giving!

[Milanie]

@dridsdale I'd never been able to catch a hawk shot before this year, really - so I know very little about them. Going to have to start reading up on them - I always need more markings than they give me time to note to identify them :)

[Gayle]

Incredible capture! Love that eye! :-)

[amyK]

Nice shot! Great details on that face!

[Rick]

Awesome shot. I think it might be a Cooper's Hawk. From the description, red eye and banded tail, fits pretty good.

[*lynn]

wonderful capture, great lighting and pose ... fav

[Joanna kate]

Curious about eye in the tree, neat trick.I like the bird, great detail in the feathers, especially those bits of white, how they show up

[Denise Wood]

Terrific :)

[Lynda McG]

Wow, fav!

[Connie Little]

Great capture.

[sally agnew]

Lovely capture :)

[Daisy Miller]

good capture

[Susan]

What a great moment to capture! Love the pose!!

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely capture fav!

[KWind]

FAV!

[Sheila]

Fav! So different being backed by the tree rather than the usual sky.

[Michelle]

Very nice :-)

[Karly]

Love this "over the shoulder" look - very unusual.

[Susan]

The detail is impressive. Terrific capture.

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Amazing capture!! The oak leaves make it feel like it's autumn still, and but your flower picture proves otherwise. (Thank goodness.)

[Harbie]

Great capture!! Love how he is looking at you!

[Dyan Stevens]

Brilliant shot of this hawk!

[Dyan Stevens]

Do you know why there is a second eye above the hawk?