red-shouldered hawk perched on coast Douglas firButeo lineatus perched on Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii
Pinaceae
Fatty-fatty 2x4 couldn't fit through... oops, sorry, but this one is... er... um... plump! As much as I refer to most living things as male (pets: Sam, Fred, Jack, and Max - all female cats, btw; plants: George; and wild animals) this one is so much a female to me. "She" is Henrietta! I've seen her a couple of times on the tree right below our balcony since Sunday and I hope she continues to perch here.
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She is a chubby little thing isn't she! Seen any pigeons lately?
Lovely photos of a very healthy looking bird... You must be careful, you know commenting on the body mass index of others... : > )
I like your squirrel photo too...but did he hide and survive or fly off for dinner?
I spotted Henrietta around a couple days ago, being pestered by plenty of noisy crows... but there's no sign of the sun-bathing squirrel. Hawk food, perhaps?
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