Thanks Scott and Scott. Deer Haven does have a few deer- I once asked a member of the park staff if they had thought about that name- in today's world of mega-deer populations, I'm not sure I would name one of my parks "deer haven". But that's just me.
Beautiful shot. Last year a pair of cooper's successfully nested in our yard. He rebuilt the nest this year, but I fear something has happened to the female as she is not sitting on the nest. Do you think he will find another mate in time for this year?
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Tom
I'm always willing to answer any nature question you might have, or at least point you in the right direction.
Wow - super shot Tom!
ReplyDeleteThat hawk's got its eye on something. Great image! Are there a lot of deer at Deer Haven Preserve?
ReplyDeleteThanks Scott and Scott. Deer Haven does have a few deer- I once asked a member of the park staff if they had thought about that name- in today's world of mega-deer populations, I'm not sure I would name one of my parks "deer haven". But that's just me.
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I agree with Scott. That predator is alert and ready. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot. Last year a pair of cooper's successfully nested in our yard. He rebuilt the nest this year, but I fear something has happened to the female as she is not sitting on the nest. Do you think he will find another mate in time for this year?
ReplyDeleteE- I'm really not sure. I just don't know enough about the biology of Cooper's Hawks to give you a good answer.
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