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This Cooper's Hawk enjoys checking out the birds at my feeder too
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Additional info
- Category: Wildlife ʘ
- Location: Aurora, IL ʘ
- Camera: Canon PowerShot SX10 IS
- Aperture: f/5.7
- Exposure: 1/160 sec.
- Focal Length: 100 mm
- ISO Speed: 200
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David Uthe
commented 4 months agoWe have one in our neighborhood, too, that does the same thing. It sits in a tall tree above several ground-level seed feeders and drops down when unwary customers arrive .... This is a fine shot :-)
Liz Copeland
commented 4 months agoI have had several encounters with mom and youngster. This is her second year nesting in the neighborhood. This makes me want that 100-400 lens. thanks for your comments, David