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Tuesday, August 20, 2019

More wings....


These two doves were lit in the road ahead of us while driving through the strip pits last night.


The hawk below is just two views of the same hawk...


I have tried to improve them, and I guess they are improved when compared to the straight out of the camera shot.  Both are cropped photos.


This hawk was from a different day, a bit farther west than the strip pits.

20 comments:

Steven said...

Splendid plumage detail captured in these shots!

ElaineH said...

I hope that he didn't have his eye on the mourning doves. These are beautiful images!

Ruth Hiebert said...

Looks like even hawks have a bad hair day.That one feather sticking up is kinda cute.

Ginny Hartzler said...

Fierce hawk photos!

Bill said...

The hawk is very striking, both pictures are even more so with the pole and guy wires. Excellent.

Yamini MacLean said...

Hari OM
The little dove... was somewhere near where the hawk was watching...??? I shall wipe the possible scenario from my mind and say thank you for sharing these fine shots with us (I occasionally have to trim to get closer too!) YAM xx

Ann said...

I always like listening to the doves. Love the feathers on that hawk.

eileeninmd said...

Hello,

I always love the sweet doves. Cute photos. The Hawk is looking for dinner, great sightings. Wishing you a great day!

MadSnapper said...

doves are in the top 3 of my favorite birds, they are so sweet and dumb and I love their cooing.... I say dumb because they walk around on the ground in harms way and never even know it. they are prime targets for the hawks

ushasurya said...

the brown dove imges are lovely !
I love the hawks too!
Devi:)

Ruthie said...

The doves have such sweet eyes. The hawk looks imposing in this light. Friendship

Jeanna said...

Ah, so the hawk wasn't eyeballing the doves, phew. I see lots of hawks up and down the highways, I always picture them like the dog in Foghorn Leghorn punching a time clock before they perch.

HappyK said...

Like those mourning doves.
Great shots.

Laurel Wood said...

The little doves are so sweet. I like to see the feathers on the hawk.

LC said...

Awesome. There is a hawk that occasionally lands in nearby trees, eyeing birds at our bird feeders and squirrels below. So far it seems the the close trees discourage his swooping in to make a meal of the birds, but his wingspread and flight are awesome.

Anonymous said...

I love the doves against the golden gravel.

Kodak said...

Rose, can you explain to us a little about what the strip pits are where you are taking so many wonderful photos?

Kodak said...

Rose, can you explain to us a little about what the strip pits are where you are taking so many wonderful photos?

ElaineH said...

I have had more hawks in my yard this year than ever before. I worry about feeding the birds because that come from out of nowhere and attack.

Red Rose Alley said...

Aahh, my beloved mourning dove. I love this bird, Rose, and see it around here a lot. Lately, I've been hearing one cooooo outside my bedroom window. : ) Lovely pictures. This one is a bit darker than the ones I see around here.

~Sheri

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