Totally no phojo today. Using this photo of a Cooper's hawk that sat in a tree in the backyard all plumped up earlier in the month.
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@tosee Thank you Tom. @farmreporter He's really brown against the gray branches. Perhaps there's no need for camouflage. Thanks Wendy. @thewatersphotos I think they hang out near the bird feeders Gary. Not only are there birds there are rodents close by too. @grammyn Thank you Katy. @summerfield Yes I feel lucky. On my trip to Chicago 2 years ago, we stayed at the home of a friend of my friend. I had lost my husband two months previously. This lady told me that if I see a hawk, it's my husband checking up on me. I like to think that and am tickled when one comes to sit a bit in the yard. Thank you Vikki. @jamibann Thanks Issi. @johnfalconer Thank you John. I believe it was pretty cold that day. @wakelys Thanks Susan. @bkbinthecity Thank you Brian. Glad you liked it. @craftymeg Thanks so much Margaret. @haskar Thank you Hannah.
@olivetreeann Oh he does indeed. Thank you Ann. @will_wooderson I thought it was his back for awhile and kept thinking that couldn't be because the back is much darker. Finally I realized it was plumped up. I don't know if hawks do this, but it may have been courting. I think it's that time of the year for some birds.
February 1st, 2021
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@farmreporter He's really brown against the gray branches. Perhaps there's no need for camouflage. Thanks Wendy.
@thewatersphotos I think they hang out near the bird feeders Gary. Not only are there birds there are rodents close by too.
@grammyn Thank you Katy.
@summerfield Yes I feel lucky. On my trip to Chicago 2 years ago, we stayed at the home of a friend of my friend. I had lost my husband two months previously. This lady told me that if I see a hawk, it's my husband checking up on me. I like to think that and am tickled when one comes to sit a bit in the yard. Thank you Vikki.
@jamibann Thanks Issi.
@johnfalconer Thank you John. I believe it was pretty cold that day.
@wakelys Thanks Susan.
@bkbinthecity Thank you Brian. Glad you liked it.
@craftymeg Thanks so much Margaret.
@haskar Thank you Hannah.
@will_wooderson I thought it was his back for awhile and kept thinking that couldn't be because the back is much darker. Finally I realized it was plumped up. I don't know if hawks do this, but it may have been courting. I think it's that time of the year for some birds.