Saturday, March 10, 2012

“Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other's eyes for an instant?”

imageCongaree National Park, South Carolina, Red-shouldered Hawk, Henry David Thoreau

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  1. Wow, he is beautiful. Looks proud and powerful. Great shot!!

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    1. You are absolutely correct, this bird is very much alive and vital. I watched him/her for a long time and have seen what it does to its food. I would not want to be on the receiving end of the food chain.

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  2. GREAT PIC -- he does look very proud and powerful looking out across the land!

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    1. This Hawk was on the alert the entire time I watched it. Even when it was not eating something, it continued to watch for other prey (along with keeping an eye on me too).

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  3. I think hawks are majestic. We love to watch for them whenever we travel the I-5 freeway. They love to sit on the fences that run along the freeway next to open fields. Love this shot and the bokeh effect.

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    1. I agree with you Donna. I love watching Hawks, they are very beautiful, smart, and extremely efficient.

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  4. I'll just echo what others have said, John. Nothing original from me today. It is a good picture, though. Wish I had taken it.

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  5. Hello Jerry and Suzy! Thanks so much for the nice comment. Fortunately for me, this Hawk was a very willing and patient participant.

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  6. Fabulous coloring . What a beautiful bird.:)

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  7. Thank you again! Spending time with this Hawk was great fun for me! He/she was both beautiful and very forgiving of the photographer.

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  8. He is one handsome fellow! I love watching hawks/eagles.

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