Hubby and I saw him hanging out on the wires as we were turning in to the parking lot of the local Cracker Barrel Restaurant for dinner.
The hawk was on a dinner expedition of his own.
What was he so intently surveying in front of him?
See those black blurry dots? Those were the birds flying everywhere trying to get into the nearby trees out of sight. Not sure if he was successful in his mission but I can say Hubby and I had a delicious dinner that evening.
Linking to Stewart's Wild Birds.
the bird blobs are cool! he's a beauty!
ReplyDeleteMaybe he was already stuffed and just watching the cooking channel on live tv! :)
ReplyDeleteYou captured a great look on his face in that first shot. Maybe he was hinting for your leftovers….
ReplyDeleteHe is a beauty! I can always tell when there is a hawk lurking in my backyard because all the squirrels and birds disappear.
ReplyDeleteRemember that show well - excellent series. You got some great shots here and I'm glad you all had an enjoyable dinner.
ReplyDeleteThis guy certainly hasn't found a natural spot to hang out. we usually think of birds in trees but then Leonard Coen sings about a bird on a wire,
ReplyDeleteTell Mr. Hawkeye Pierce to come to my home.. We have 3-4 delicious Mourning Doves which he would ENJOY... ha ha
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Hugs,
Betsy
Very nice shots of the hawk!
ReplyDeleteI thought it had started to rain!1 Love the shots of 'old Hawkeye' I loved MASH also
ReplyDeleteWow ! Really wonderful shots !
ReplyDeleteGreetings
I enjoyed these photos very much. Hopefully Mr. Pierce had a dinner that was as delicious (to him) as yours and hubby's was.
ReplyDeleteHe's a very handsome bird!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful bird.
ReplyDeleteWhat a smashing bird.
ReplyDeleteDinner time for birds and birders alike! He's a handsome raptor.
ReplyDeleteAnd I loved that show too.
Great little hawk too last week .... same colouration from the look of this guy.... mine was sitting a lot closer to his lunch... staring into a bush at some quivering sparrows...which by the way he did NOT get... whew.......
ReplyDeleteI meant to say I, too had a great little hawk last week... what has happened to my brain? .. totally left out the first bit of my sentence.. or phrases..seeing as I like to use just those.
ReplyDeleteGreat name for the bird, Pierce looks mighty intent. Loved these shots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! I saw four hawks today and couldn't get a picture of a single one! :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful juvenile Red-Shouldered Hawk...just learning how to survive it's first year out in the wild...only 10 % make their first Winter~
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