The prompt for the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge is One Shot, Two Ways, employing both portrait and landscape views of the same subject. Here’s mine:
I found some photos of a Cooper’s Hawk that fit the Weekly Photo Challenge.
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sharp-eyed guy or gal!
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Their eyes are amazing, Theresa. I can’t help but wonder what we look like to them.
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I see quite a few more hawks around STL than I would expect, too (of course it’s always much easier to spot them than it is to catch them with a camera)!
🙂
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Ha! They don’t usually hang around too long, Robert, unless they’ve found dinner. Then I don’t want to scare them and have to clean up in case they leave without requesting a take-out box. It kills my neck to focus up in the tree, so that doesn’t help, either.
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Beautiful raptor!
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They are beauties, Candice.
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Interesting concept and great photo both ways. Blessings to you, Patti…
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Thanks, Carol Ann. Good to see you! Blessings to you.
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That is a beautiful bird Patti!
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It was huge, too, Pix!
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Great pictures!
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Thanks, Jayne!
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What a beautiful bird!
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That they are, Trisha. Thanks for stopping by.
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I’m in awe that you were able to catch ’em before spotting you and flying off.
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I think the hawk had its lunch up there with it, Georgette.
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Amazing shots
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Thanks, Nicola.
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What a hunter
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That they are, TBM.
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Those are amazing pictures – hawks are both beautiful and fierce!
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Thanks, Meg. I went for a walk today, and thought I saw one circling high above the neighborhood. When hubby got home, he found a pile of pigeon feathers near the back door–a sure sign one had visited.
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I hope this isn’t a duplicate comment. I don’t think my first one went through. I’m using my iPad and I’m never quite sure about it.
Great catch, Patti. I a solute lay love the eyes in the first one. Are they really green?
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I think they are more yellow, Christine. Thanks! I’ve had comment issues, too. Sometimes they disappear into thin air!
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