
return to the trees around the feeder. He watched them very intently. Not a single bird flew past or landed within his field of view that he did not stare holes in, wanting to chase, catch, kill, eat.
I want to do a longer post about his sit-and-wait hunting technique. But I am out of time for today. More soon, I promise.
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A very good looking hawk. It looks quite similar to a UK sparrowhawk. Look forward to hearing more about it!
We have a Cooper's Hawk family that nests close to our home and makes frequent visits to 'their' feeders in our yard.
This year they put a dent in our Christmas Bird Count!
Love that piercing look.
Note from sharp-shinned to all birds--YOU ARE FOR ME.
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