It has been a while since we have had a Hawk stop at the watering hole. Not that we mind too much, they scare all our other birdies. TC caught this Juvenile Cooper's Hawk when he stopped by for a short bath.....
Our favorite part of his bathtime was when he spread alllll his feathers out to dry in the warm sun.
Such pretty feathers, don't you think??
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Hari OM
ReplyDeleteOh yes, Sunny, quite the handsome bad boy! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
Sunny, you grow prettier every day! Jen in Aus.
ReplyDeleteMake sure you teach the hawk to be polite
ReplyDeleteThe hawk is a beauty and he got the "bathtub" all to himself!
ReplyDeleteHe seems to like it there at your fountain.
ReplyDeleteYAY Niece Sunny on a Sunny day I love your lavender and OMDs Sunny the juvenile Cooper's hawk is quite leggy. We have a group of 7 hawks circulating our 'hood currently. There have been 2 sets of adults who make nests here for years. I think all the babies hatched.
ReplyDeletethankful all the small pups here are walked with leashes
Hugs AC
What a cool video of that youngster. He sure enjoyed cooling his talons off in the water.
ReplyDeleteYou're most adorable, Sunny. Yes you are. The hawk is magnificent. Wow.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches to the pups and my very best to their wonderful peeps. ♥
That hawk is beautiful. Looking good Sunny :-D
ReplyDeleteImpressive video of the juvenile Cooper hawk but not as beautiful as you Sunny ~
ReplyDeleteHugs ^_^
That is one good looking hawk!
ReplyDeleteWow, Sunny, he really was beautifyl when he dried himself in the sun! Maybe we should try that instead of Mom using a blow dryer! XOXOX Chia
ReplyDeleteHe’s beautiful. He needs to bathe, get dry, and go elsewhere so your birdies will be safe.
ReplyDeleteCharlee: "BIRD!!! Scary bird, but still ... BIRD!!!"
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous bird! Love the spread feathers. So cool.
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