Late Saturday afternoon my next door neighbor came over to say that a hawk was in their garage.
By the time I walked through the woods with Dorothy, her husband Steve said that it had flown out and up into a nearby Cedar tree.
While doing so, it had heard a bird outside of the garage and kept hitting at the inside window of the garage.
It was a beautiful young Cooper's Hawk, and the bird was keeping the lower protective lid over both eyes up, but mainly on the left side.
A few weeks ago, Dorothy had let me know that one afternoon, when her husband had arrived home from work, a hawk had hit the bedroom window and when he looked out, the bird's head was spinning round and round and then finally slowed down and the hawk was able to fly away.
I am so thinking that this has to be the very same young Cooper's Hawk.
I checked on it Sunday morning early, and it had flown away and so that was a good thing...
I hope~
I am linking up with Stewart
at:
(http://paying-ready-attention-gallery.blogspot.com.au/)
Fun with images of our youngest daughter Ashleigh, who arrived home week before last, after being away for over 7 months.
She lives and works out of Los Angeles, California.
Her business partner had shipped her new headphones and she was extra, super excited about them and so I took some fun images of her and edited the same way, that I thought she was feeling...
Happy colours;')~
She gets to spend the holidays with us, and for that we are very excited...the whole family together for the first time in a long time!
Yeah~
poor hawk! i hate when birds stun themselves.
ReplyDeleteglad your daughter gets some time with you!
The hawk doesn't look too happy Mary but Ashleigh looks happy to see her family after 7 months. Enjoy the time together.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the hawk Mary!
ReplyDeleteLet's hope he learns to be a little more careful.
Fun images of your daughter. Wishing you all the best of holidays! I don't get to see my kids as often as I'd like. We'll all be together for Thanksgiving this year.
beautiful photographs and story-line too. Hopefully the hawk has learnt not to venture away from the woods too much. Enjoy your family moments; nice edits
ReplyDeletetake care of all wildlife and your loved one's.
ReplyDeletepeter
What stunning photo's and what a beautiful daughter.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos of the Hawk, Mary! I hope it was ok, I get very upset when I hear a bird hit my window. Fun shots of your daughter. Great post!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a super series on this hawk. I'm so glad it got out of the garage.
ReplyDeleteCool shots of your daughter too.
Great photos of the hawk and I hope it fully recovered from its hit on the windows.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures you show a hawk.
ReplyDeleteHanne Bente
Oh my, I sure hope he is OK! I love birds and it is so hard to watch them when hurt. We have some that hit our bay window, I have seen some of them fly away afterwards and others that it kills...so sad to see. Thanks so much for sharing. Beautiful photographs by the way!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and for your sweet comments, hope to see you again soon!
Cindy
I hope it survived its trauma.
ReplyDeleteHope you can find a bit of time today to stop by and visit to view my collection of feathered friends this week!!
Hi Mary, thanks for stopping by. I have been dealing with the irregular heart rate again, which I thought was under control. Have had meds changed 3 times some causing dizziness and such. Beautiful photos of the hawk and your daughter. I love to get out in the sharp crisp air.
ReplyDeleteQMM
Terrific photographs. Hope the Cooper's will be okay. Beautiful raptors.
ReplyDeletePoor hawk...hope he is allright :) Beautiful and fun photos in you post /Susanne
ReplyDeleteThe Hawk is beautiful....and so is your daughter :)
ReplyDeleteAlways nice to have family together - especially at holidays!
Love the hawk photos...the coloring is beautiful....what fun processing of your daughter....very cool.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of the hawk! I'm glad it turned out well after the stress. Glad to hear you get to spend the holidays with your daughter!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images of the hawk and your colorful daughter. Enjoy your family time!
ReplyDeleteWow, the poor young Coopers Hawk, I'm glad that you're around. I'm also glad you have your daughter there, happy snapping.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture of the hawk - I find it hard to believe that my daughter will be that size one day!!
ReplyDeleteCheers and thanks for taking part in WBW - Stewart M - Melbourne
Superb shots of the Hawk, Mary!! What a wonder to capture.
ReplyDeleteIt must be great to have your daughter home too after 7 months!! I hope one day tha my oldest son will come back to his family (with his children)... we all miss him so much!
Such beautiful images of the Cooper's Hawk! I certainly hope it is doing okay now. Lovely, fun images of your daughter. Sounds like you will have a wonderful couple of weeks and a lot to be thankful for this holiday. :-)
ReplyDeleteHey, nice photos! I'm a bit behind in blogging duties.
ReplyDeleteYou captured such detail on this hawk! I can't believe it was in your neighbbors garage. What a racket he would of made!
ReplyDeleteLaurie