This red shoulder hawk was stalking my cockatiels through the window. I heard Harley starting to scream and ran over and looked out the window and saw this. He was sitting in a low branch right up against the house. I ran outside and walked right up to him. After picking up a big branch and shaking it at him, he finally flew off. He was not intimidated by me at all. I don’t think he realized he couldn’t get my birds that were inside the house. He came back again the next day and I went back out and shook the big branch at him again and I haven’t seen him since.
I think this squirrel mistook the hanging plant for a bird feeder. He’s looking at me like “Lady, where’s the food?”
I saw the deer from the kitchen and grabbed my camera and ran out to the back porch. The deer were across the fairway and glanced at me for a second before continueing to eat. This was late in the afternoon. They stayed out there until right before dark and then headed off into the woods down the street. It’s a little strange for me to see deer grazing right out my back door.
When I was out taking pictures of the deer, I shot the above of the ibis on the tee. There’s always a ton of ibis on the golf course.
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Wow, that was an interesting sighting the Red-shouldered Hawk. It must have been hungry. Cute series on the squirrels, deer and the White Ibis. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a happy weekend.
No fair “baiting” the hawk just to get great photographs!
Looks like the new place is going to be great for nature-watching.
So beautiful.
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What good photos of those sweet deer! They are such a treat to see. The Ibis are around here on the golf course too and we still get excited to spot them. Enjoy your weekend. The weather is so nice!
Pretty captures of theses cute critters. I like the Red-shouldered Hawk.
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