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Old 01-28-2011, 04:50 PM   #61
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Got a call about an injured hawk. After I called the guy back, I found out that the hawk was nowhere near injured, but dining on pigeon! I spent about a half hour there, watching him/her as s/he watched me and my little dog! The hawk was done eating when I got there and kept dozing over its prey...

I took about 50 pictures, just to make sure I got a couple good ones. It was a great way to spend a snow day!
How wonderful that it wasn't injured at all and you got to not only see it, but get some great shots! ...and a snow day to boot! (You finally got your cancellation! )
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Old 01-28-2011, 04:52 PM   #62
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The fourth one is a real beaut!
What fun.....
I was going to say that #4 of 5 was my favorite, too...(it is), but I like the profile shots too. GMTA (great minds think alike)
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Thanks, Dapjwy! I had such a good time watching him fall asleep after his big meal!
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Old 01-29-2011, 08:38 AM   #64
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Thanks, Dapjwy! I had such a good time watching him fall asleep after his big meal!
Maybe there was quite a bit of tryptophan in whatever he was eating.

I'm sure it was an amazing experience.
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Old 01-29-2011, 01:04 PM   #65
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Nice.

The first one is my favorite--it would be greatly improved if there were not a house sparrow in it! I LOVE the position of the cardinal and the lighting on it...Nice to see the red-bellied wood pecker at the feeder juxtaposed with the natural elements of the tree and cardinal perched there.
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Old 01-29-2011, 03:32 PM   #67
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The last shot is a lot like the layout of the land here in Michigan.
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I LOVE the position of the cardinal and the lighting on it..
Thanks, dapjwy - The cardinal is grasping the cord that I use to raise and lower the feeder, it passes over a branch that is nearly 20' up in order to thwart raiding raccoons that used to empty the feeder when it was in a different location.
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Thanks, dapjwy - The cardinal is grasping the cord that I use to raise and lower the feeder, it passes over a branch that is nearly 20' up in order to thwart raiding raccoons that used to empty the feeder when it was in a different location.
Looking back, I can see the cord now--now that I know what I'm looking for. It still makes for a great perch and I love the position he is in.
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