The Return Of The Neighborhood Cooper’s Hawk
That time of day my feeders are usually being mobbed by songbirds and the Coop was obviously looking for an easy meal. (4 photos)
Tag: accipiter cooperii
A Surprise Cooper’s Hawk And A Memory Card Calamity
I’m pretty sure I’m screwed but if you have a magic fix I’d sure like to hear about it. (5 photos)
Cooper’s Hawk Takeoff And Flight Series
Yesterday’s Cooper’s Hawk
Getting this close to a Cooper’s Hawk in a wild setting is a rare occurrence for me.
Cooper’s Hawk Stretching
And some thoughts about rotating our images to level during processing when we have conflicting leveling cues.
Cooper’s Hawk Takeoff and Flight Series
For me flight shots of Cooper’s Hawks are literally unheard of but yesterday morning I got four of them, plus photos of it taking off.
Do Cooper’s Hawks Have Nostril Baffles Similar To Those Of Falcons?
If so I got my first good look at those marvels of biological engineering three days ago.
Cooper’s Hawk – An Unusually “Tame” Juvenile In The Mountains
I’m on a roll. Sixteen minutes after I left the tamest Belted Kingfisher I’ve ever photographed (photos I posted yesterday) I found the tamest Cooper’s Hawk I’ve ever seen or photographed. Around here both species are notoriously difficult to approach, especially in a wild setting.
A Serendipitous Cooper’s Hawk Yesterday In The Wasatch Mountains
Plus a shocking recent example of cheating in a prestigious nature photography contest.
Three Cooper’s Hawks With Prey
Several comments on yesterday’s post about the value of wildlife in urban landscapes were the inspiration for today’s post.
Cooper’s Hawk With Pigeon Prey
I always carry another camera attached to my 100-400mm lens in my pickup no matter where I go and sometimes it pays off. Doing so allowed me to get this unexpected ten image series that I think is quite interesting.
A Surprise Cooper’s Hawk On Prey (and a photographic mistake I continue to make)
An Accipiter Preying On Rodents Instead Of Small Birds
Yesterday morning was my first experience with an Accipiter preying on rodents instead of the small birds that they’re best known for eating.
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A Surprise Cooper’s Hawk And A Memory Card Calamity
I’m pretty sure I’m screwed but if you have a magic fix I’d sure like to hear about it. (5 photos)
Cooper’s Hawk Takeoff And Flight Series
Yesterday’s Cooper’s Hawk
Getting this close to a Cooper’s Hawk in a wild setting is a rare occurrence for me.
Cooper’s Hawk Stretching
And some thoughts about rotating our images to level during processing when we have conflicting leveling cues.
Cooper’s Hawk Takeoff and Flight Series
For me flight shots of Cooper’s Hawks are literally unheard of but yesterday morning I got four of them, plus photos of it taking off.
Do Cooper’s Hawks Have Nostril Baffles Similar To Those Of Falcons?
If so I got my first good look at those marvels of biological engineering three days ago.
Cooper’s Hawk – An Unusually “Tame” Juvenile In The Mountains
I’m on a roll. Sixteen minutes after I left the tamest Belted Kingfisher I’ve ever photographed (photos I posted yesterday) I found the tamest Cooper’s Hawk I’ve ever seen or photographed. Around here both species are notoriously difficult to approach, especially in a wild setting.
A Serendipitous Cooper’s Hawk Yesterday In The Wasatch Mountains
Plus a shocking recent example of cheating in a prestigious nature photography contest.
Three Cooper’s Hawks With Prey
Several comments on yesterday’s post about the value of wildlife in urban landscapes were the inspiration for today’s post.
Cooper’s Hawk With Pigeon Prey
I always carry another camera attached to my 100-400mm lens in my pickup no matter where I go and sometimes it pays off. Doing so allowed me to get this unexpected ten image series that I think is quite interesting.
A Surprise Cooper’s Hawk On Prey (and a photographic mistake I continue to make)
An Accipiter Preying On Rodents Instead Of Small Birds
Yesterday morning was my first experience with an Accipiter preying on rodents instead of the small birds that they’re best known for eating.