The audience of three observing her feast didn't seem to put her off too much but we didn't stay long. Through the binoculars the lump between her feet resembled a pigeon.
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3 comments:
Your town's park has hawks. Your place looks like so wildness.
Prospect Park is amazing. There's at least two Red-Tail nests, one in a field where you can see it well enough to watch the parents feeding their babies. I think this hawk here was a junvenile.
I want to go to Prospect Park next year. I saw the map. this park is large.
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