Drive by...two in one shot!
I was up early this morning to look for the white pelicans. Alas, no pelicans.
A quick drive through Shoreline Park in Mountain View found this.
Apologies for the lighting. Aside from being late, I was shooting more into the
sun than I would have liked. Not to mention I was taking up half the roadway
while I shot a few.
The hawk, perched on a light standard, endured the wrath of this little guy
for some time. Posturing but remaining steady on the light. I wonder if the little
guy had any idea how near to lunch time it was?
Ian
A quick drive through Shoreline Park in Mountain View found this.
Apologies for the lighting. Aside from being late, I was shooting more into the
sun than I would have liked. Not to mention I was taking up half the roadway
while I shot a few.
The hawk, perched on a light standard, endured the wrath of this little guy
for some time. Posturing but remaining steady on the light. I wonder if the little
guy had any idea how near to lunch time it was?
Ian
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I can't get that close to our hawks down here. :cry
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Ed, I'm not sure. I think it's a redtail but I don't want to put money on it :lol
Ian
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