Coopers Hawks and House cats
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Comments (27)Suzanne you left out the part about: The brown stinky stuff in the road you just ran over is manure either from the dairy farm down the road or the neighbor's horses. Great fertilizer also but it IS messy when it's thrown from tractor tires or it falls off the truck during transport. Don't put the top down on your cute little car and don't call to complain about it either. Welcome to the country. For Eagle fans here's a link for you. Click on live Eagle cam and enjoy. Here is a link that might be useful: Eagle Cam...See MoreHawks, cats, owls, men and other varmints
Comments (51)Actually we are fat because of the fat fairy. Remember when you put your tooth under the pillow and got a quarter? Or nickel? Well, that winged (^(^((&&*&%$%$ takes the teeth and grows them into fat cells. When you are sleeping happily with all your adult teeth she sneaks in and glues it to your butt and thighs, and anywhere else she can. And uh, I kind of roll around in the dirt too, it sure makes me happy to be all dirty in the garden! Tally Ho!...See MoreStunning Coopers Hawk
Comments (2)I have seen a Coopers do this twice while looking out my kitchen window. The first time, I went to the sink to put a cup in, and saw this grey thing at the back of my yard near a large overgrown yew bush. I wasn't sure what I was looking at until it moved. The Coopers was on the ground with his wings extended and diving into the middle of the bush where many sparrows gather. He repeatedly did this, and also did not get a meal Saw this again another day, and he went at the bushes from the top, front, and side. Right now, there is a coopers out in my yard, perched up on a tree. He's been coming every day for a few weeks. They are beautiful to watch....See MoreIs this a Cooper's Hawk?
Comments (2)It looks from here to be a juvenile Cooper's Hawk, as already stated. The tail on Accipiters is long with wide bands, and this bird has that. As for the differences between Accipiters, juvenile Cooper's Hawks have fine brown chest streaks that usually come short of the belly, and this bird has that. So, good call....See MoreLauraZone5
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