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)
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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)
Birding Trip Report After Being Housebound For Four Days
Are You Ready To Ditch The Name “Cooper’s Hawk” And Call It Something Else?
No fewer than 149 North American bird species named after people may soon acquire new names. The Cooper’s Hawk is only one of them.
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.
A Few Recent Birds And My New Pet Peeve
Immature Cooper’s Hawk Hunting (and pooping) From A Fence Rail
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.
“Stuff” Going On In The Mountains Yesterday Morning
When Hawks Pursue Songbirds It Can Be Deadly For Them Both
A couple of recent emails from a former student truly made my day, despite the sad photos included in one of them.
A Serendipitous Cooper’s Hawk Yesterday In The Wasatch Mountains
Plus a shocking recent example of cheating in a prestigious nature photography contest.
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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)
Birding Trip Report After Being Housebound For Four Days
Are You Ready To Ditch The Name “Cooper’s Hawk” And Call It Something Else?
No fewer than 149 North American bird species named after people may soon acquire new names. The Cooper’s Hawk is only one of them.
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.
A Few Recent Birds And My New Pet Peeve
Immature Cooper’s Hawk Hunting (and pooping) From A Fence Rail
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.
“Stuff” Going On In The Mountains Yesterday Morning
When Hawks Pursue Songbirds It Can Be Deadly For Them Both
A couple of recent emails from a former student truly made my day, despite the sad photos included in one of them.
A Serendipitous Cooper’s Hawk Yesterday In The Wasatch Mountains
Plus a shocking recent example of cheating in a prestigious nature photography contest.