Red-tailed Hawk over the hedgerow. We made a quick drive a few nights ago to the southern edge of the San Luis Valley in Colorado just over the border from New Mexico. A gentle wind moved through the wheat fields stirring the crops. Raptors launched from power poles, as we drew close, gliding along the fence lines and hedgerows. The adult birds were screeching warnings to the fledglings who followed the parents, riding on warm, gentle thermals. We saw a number of fields being mowed as we criss-crossed the road grids in the area. The center pivot irrigator provided a perfect watch tower and launch pad for a number of raptors, crows and ravens eager to snatch an unsuspecting mouse or rabbit stirred up by the massive wheeled harvester. We were back home for a late dinner and a movie right before dark. This day, in it’s own way, was a cinematic experience in itself. Thanks for looking. G
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4 thoughts on “Red-Tailed Hawk Over The Hedgerow”
I like that one. 😉
Thank you Emily and thanks for looking in and taking the time to write. G
For some reason I have not been getting your posts.. I am interested in still receiving your photos and updates, hopefully we’re back in touch now
Let me Know if it is a problem again tonight. Thanks Carolyn for letting me know and looking. G