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N2056

N2056

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When you get this right outside your office door!
Had to go through the screen...he's perched on the hanger for my bird feeder that is about 8ft from the door. I don't think he's here for the seed! :eek:

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Cool pic. By an amazing coincidence, just five minutes ago, while sitting here at this computer and looking out the window on my back yard, I saw a huge owl take off from a tree. No time to get a pic though!
 
Great shot Rob! :applause:

The screen makes it look like tapestry or cross-stitch work instead of a photo.
 
A week or so ago, my father-in-law and I were working on the neighbor lady's S-10 truck. We were standing beside the truck bending some new fuel line into the needed shape when we heard this wooshy sound go over our heads, then saw a large bird spread its wings just before plunging into a small maple tree. It was a male Red Tail Hawk barreling his way into the leaves and branches in an attempt to grab a song bird for chow. Was quite a sight.

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From what I can figure out looking at my book it is a juvenile hawk of some sort...the young ones appear to look the same across different species.
 
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