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By Julie on April 20, 2023

Parking Lot Adventures

While Grandma was getting her hair done, I was glad to have my camera handy. It was a lucky day!

Blue jay
A blue jay was making a LOT of noise, sounding the alarm.
Red shouldered hawk
A gorgeous red shouldered hawk was hanging around, and I’m sure the blue jay had babies nearby.
Red shouldered hawk
The hawk checked things out thoroughly but decided to leave the babies alone.
Bllue jay
The blue jay, however, did not trust the hawk and continued to holler.
Red shouldered hawk
The hawk left the branch . . .
and posed at ground level for a while.
It did its best impression of contemplative JFK.
Red shouldered hawk taking flight
It flew up to the utility wire,
Red shouldered hawk
where it continued to pose until it flew off into the trees.
Black crested titmouse babies
In other bird news, Suzy continues to monitor the black crested titmouse babies. They’re about to fledge, we think.

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