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The Red Tails have fledged
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UTMike wrote:
Great BIFs, Gary!
Thanks Mike. I couldn't believe it when it flew right by me. The mother was screaming off in the distance. She was not happy w/ junior. Gary
Jun 23, 2018 05:43:10 #
sailorsmom wrote:
I really did enjoy, Gary! Beautiful images!
Thank you very much Sue. I'm very happy you liked them. They were fun to watch too. Gary
Jun 24, 2018 10:26:49 #
gwr wrote:
Unfortunately, the runt of the triplets hasn't been seen in a while. Last year, the runt was killed by a competing Red Tail. There are no witnesses (this year) but I believe we have just twins now. They left a large Pine Tree and bounce from the ground to grave stones and back to tree testing out their flying skills. I hope you enjoy these. Gary
Absolutely beautiful set, my friend; nicely done.
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Jun 24, 2018 11:28:40 #
Rob48 wrote:
Absolutely beautiful set, my friend; nicely done.
Thank you very much Rob. I appreciate the nice comments. Gary
Sep 26, 2018 14:46:27 #
gwr wrote:
Unfortunately, the runt of the triplets hasn't been seen in a while. Last year, the runt was killed by a competing Red Tail. There are no witnesses (this year) but I believe we have just twins now. They left a large Pine Tree and bounce from the ground to grave stones and back to tree testing out their flying skills. I hope you enjoy these. Gary
Gary, these are beautiful shots of the young red-tails. I especially like the one where the bird is landing on the gravestone. I'm temporarily living in a house that backs up to a very nice cemetery. Last Spring, a pair of Cooper's hawks fledged from a nest in one of the large trees in the cemetery. For a couple of weeks, I watched them practice their flying around the memorial park. Throughout the day we could hear them calling to each other...lots of fun. jack
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Sep 26, 2018 19:21:42 #
jak86094 wrote:
Gary, these are beautiful shots of the young red-tails. I especially like the one where the bird is landing on the gravestone. I'm temporarily living in a house that backs up to a very nice cemetery. Last Spring, a pair of Cooper's hawks fledged from a nest in one of the large trees in the cemetery. For a couple of weeks, I watched them practice their flying around the memorial park. Throughout the day we could hear them calling to each other...lots of fun. jack
Thank you very much Jack. Cemeteries are fantastic places to see wildlife especially if it has a fresh water source! I love watching hawk fledglings trying to fly. I saw a Red Tail crash into a Pine Tree up side down once. Once I saw it was ok, I laughed out loud! Gary
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Sep 26, 2018 19:22:36 #
UTMike wrote:
Fabulous work, Gary!
Thank you again Mike. I appreciate you looking and commenting. Gary
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