
This time I did get a few better pictures. I watched and didn't see him go for any of the birds who were busy at the feeders. After the snowy day yesterday only the Squirrels were in to feed. Today they were very hungry and the Starlings and Blue Jays were very hungry. A few small birds came but not many. I think the gangs have kept them away and the squirrels.


Well I didn't see any violence or sign of it so assume the hawk went hungry. Or was full.
There were plenty of Jays and Starlings to choose from and when he sat in the tree near the deck the Mourning Doves sat just above him with a Blue Jay so I think they knew something.
The Mourning Doves came in a flock of about 15. They don't move for anyone.


They will clean up the floor but sit on what they are not ready to eat so no one else gets it.
"Is my butt getting fat?"

The Starlings come in and everyone but the Crows leave. Well the Blue Jays will stay and battle things out when they are hungry enough

Someone appreciated the new Suet.

I did see the Cardinal today for a short time

All my scraps now go to good use and are appreciated

The little Woodpeckers were happy. There is something in that tree that attracts them. I think maybe they hide stuff in the little crack in the bark?


Not a lot to report today but wanted to see if anyone can ID the Hawk. At first I thought A Coopers Hawk but on further study I am thinking Sharp Shinned. What say you?

1 comment:
Gorgeous post my friend! I think you are right! I think he is a Sharp Shinned hawk! He is beautiful! You are so fortunate to have so many birds around you! I get so excited when I see new birds around! You made me laugh about your Mourning Doves! Hugs!
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