They are beautiful birds. It’s a joy to watch them fly. I have seen them catch other birds, squirrels and a snake.First time I have seen one in my yard.
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They are beautiful birds. It’s a joy to watch them fly. I have seen them catch other birds, squirrels and a snake.First time I have seen one in my yard.
I was outside doing some yard work a few years ago, and I heard a bunch of crows going berserk. They were flying around a giant tulip poplar I have in my yard. Several were perched on branches of the tree. I thought, “What the hell is the matter with those birds?” I looked again and I saw the reason. Perched at the very top of the tree was a huge hawk. I had never seen it before, nor have I seen it since. The hawk sat there seeming to take no notice of the crows. After several minutes the hawk spread its wings and flew away. The crows followed it until I guess it got to the border of their territory because they suddenly peeled off and left the hawk alone.Have a Coopers Hawk that likes to hang out and eye the bird feeders. He'll nab one now and then. A squirrel here or there as well.
I’d just about guarantee that’s what happened.I watched a hawk snacking on something in the middle of the street recently and all of a sudden a smaller bird (a brown bird about the size of a blue jay) flew down on the scene very fast and hit the hawk then flew away. The smaller bird then landed on a phone line and watched as the hawk flew away with its prey to the top of a telephone pole. Then the small bird flew up high in the air and flew down again very quickly and hit the hawk again. I walked out into the street and there was blood and feathers where the hawk had been sitting. The hawk was more interested in eating and ignored the bird trying to attack him. I decided the hawk had taken the mate or baby of the other bird and it was flying a suicide mission.
There are birds, that lay their eggs on the ground, and are fairly small that we see each year around where I live. I've seen them fight much larger birds that get near the nest.I watched a hawk snacking on something in the middle of the street recently and all of a sudden a smaller bird (a brown bird about the size of a blue jay) flew down on the scene very fast and hit the hawk then flew away. The smaller bird then landed on a phone line and watched as the hawk flew away with its prey to the top of a telephone pole. Then the small bird flew up high in the air and flew down again very quickly and hit the hawk again. I walked out into the street and there was blood and feathers where the hawk had been sitting. The hawk was more interested in eating and ignored the bird trying to attack him. I decided the hawk had taken the mate or baby of the other bird and it was flying a suicide mission.
I should call Robert Kennedy, Jr.; and, ask him to help me take up falconry.Have a Coopers Hawk that likes to hang out and eye the bird feeders. He'll nab one now and then. A squirrel here or there as well.
Really? Their my #1 turnon.Cankles are my #1 turnoff.
How do you decide which username to use?Really? Their my #1 turnon.
It depends on the conversation. He's CF when talking about basketball because CF was the Al Bundy of his 6th grade team.How do you decide which username to use?
Has OBX come over here? One of the most colorful posters…Ok, this was posted on the old ZZL and was locked very quickly.
I'm really struggling with what this is supposed to mean.
China's Xi's plan to punish not the western powers but pacifically the United States has backfired on them. Europe was not organized and as well established society as the United States is right now. For my understanding it's all goes back to China's humiliation over creating black powder and the western powers pacifically the United States developing black powder to use. We then used black powder to control China. China's plan was to give all these grants or law enforcement customs to turn a blind eye and to let the precursors end directly into the US. not go into Europe but into pacifically the United States. China wanted us to pay for what we have accomplished. This all backfired when the manufacturers in China started to realize wait a minute we don't have to worry about getting it into the United States we can put it on the streets right here in China i
and make more money without the risk of it being seized. Now the Chinese have become addicted to fentanyl. They shut all the precursors down in July. Fentanyl in the United States has next to dried up in less than 1 month. Yes you're still plenty of fentanyl around there will be but it's nothing like it was. I have this on very very good source that this is the situation right now regarding fentanyl