This week, Boz is giving you a tour of Hahamongna Watershed Park to show you some of his favorite details. I'll check in and respond to comments as much as possible. It shouldn't be too hard. I hope you're having a week full of wonders.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Hahamongna Detail Week, 2
This week, Boz is giving you a tour of Hahamongna Watershed Park to show you some of his favorite details. I'll check in and respond to comments as much as possible. It shouldn't be too hard. I hope you're having a week full of wonders.
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I love how Boz rolls!... Also love how this photo came out... I've taken a few where the lighting gave a vintage look to it... This mono look has a great aged effect. btw did that bird chirp at Boz? :-)
He did, but Hawks don't exactly chirp. It's an almost haunting cry.
Nice photo against an uncharacteristically cloudy sky. A female Cooper's hawk was flying around yesterday making a lot of noise, I think it's one of the couple that Dennis Callet photographed last week. They were - er - coupling, and I felt like a voyeur just looking at the photos. I think they're building a nest near where they reared two chicks last year.
Hawk is looking at Boz, thinking "Dinner! Nope, too big."
We have a hawk, at least one, who I see perched in neighborhood trees and on chimneys. I watched him a bit the other day, soaring around the houses. Trolling, really, looking for an unattended poodle or preoccupied cat.
@Petrea: My bad! Didn't notice it was a hawk.. I've had a few in my yard, in fact a baby one was eyeing my bird seed!. :-)
How Gothic!!! Too bad it's a Hawk and not a Raven!!!
I think I may have had a Least Bell's Vireo in my yard. I'm not a birder and I thought it was a titmouse. Could be I saw both.
What kind of tree is this?
Reminds me of the great children's book, "The Ghost Eye Tree."
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I'm glad Boz took a moment to look up. Excellent photo!
I haven't had much opportunity to respond today, but thanks for your comments. PA, this is the dead, leaning tree that stands alongside the path on hahamongna's east side.
Ella is such a sniffer! If I ever took her outside for walkies {she's strictly an indoors kitty!} I wouldn't make it past the front driveway. She can relate to Boz's perspective.
There's a woman who walks her cat at Hahamongna, Shell, also a guy who walks his tortoise. They don't go very far in.
I couldn't tell it was a hawk until I enlarged it a couple of times. It's another fantastic photo. Such sharp detail. Nice job, Boz.
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