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Our Coopers Hawk returned yesterday and hung out for almost an hour, which is quite unusual.
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His Lordship was fascinated and kept a close eye on the visitor this time.
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I’m not sure what held this beautiful guy’s attention for so long… but I’m not complaining.
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I enjoyed watching him almost as much as Dudley.
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River's world..... 
The bird has that, “Did I just see a mouse” look…
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I hope so.
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Someone in my neighborhood had a bald eagle in their backyard recently – they have a nest nearby in the National Arboretum – I expect I will be seeing a lot more wildlife when I move – maybe I won’t sell the big camera…
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We have baldies fly over every day! But never had one land in the yard…
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I just thought I’d tell you, Ted our campus Coopers Hawk is related to Hunter (that’s your visitor’s name.) I gave Ted some…um, incentive to give Hunter to look for that red menace and extinguish. Ted will report back to me next week…..😜
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Thank you!
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At least your furniture is safe…for now.
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Yes, that’s an added plus.
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Those eyes are piercing. They don’?t miss much!
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Riding home from the library the other day, I saw a red tail hawk standing next to the sidewalk. I thought it was a statue for a second. I’d never seen a hawk standing on the ground.
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I always wonder what our pets and the wild animals are thinking when they see each other. Silent taunting? Silent chatting? Thinking the other guy has it better?
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On Dudley’s part I think it was… please don’t eat me.
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I love the picture of Dudley watching him. ❤️
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Beautiful bird, gorgeous cat
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