The Goshawk looks like it's thinking, "I'll just sit here. No one will notice ME."
On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 4:07 PM, Carol Muth <suzmuth@gmail.com> wrote:
--Carol in Town HillYou can always find the birds on the blog by looking for the Category list in the right-hand side-bar, if you don't see them immediately.Northern Goshawk. Flashed into the yard and landed on a branch right in front of my window while I was eating breakfast. Go here to see photo: http://acadiabirds.wordpress.com/If you scroll down you can see the Rusty Blackbirds. I try to take a photo every day that they present themselves in a good spot (visible from my window, so I don't scare them). My good neighbors fed them for me while we were away. All six of the RUBLs were still here when we returned, thanks to the Sanborn family.
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