Wildlife & Related

[Hummer]

Here are a pair to draw to.

Two Cooper's Hawks. Looks like an adult and a juvenile but I can't be sure from the resolution. Common predators of urban/suburban birds and their populations are growing while other bird populations are declining. I think Cooper's have taken all our woodpeckers this year. Not good for the forest.

[TheNash]

Two Cooper's Hawks. Looks like an adult and a juvenile but I can't be sure from the resolution. Common predators of urban/suburban birds and their populations are growing while other bird populations are declining. I think Cooper's have taken all our woodpeckers this year. Not good for the forest.

You are correct. The other adult was about 20 feet down the fence. They made a nest in a tree across the street this year and hang out in my back yard.

[Hummer]

You are correct. The other adult was about 20 feet down the fence. They made a nest in a tree across the street this year and hang out in my back yard.

That's neat. The young are often noisy and entertaining on the nest. Cooper's nest here in the mountains, too.

[SideShow Bob]

Can you see it ?

[Irving]

Yep. Punji pit.

[SideShow Bob]

Maybe this picture is better. Centered in picture.

[Irving]

First one is better. Bull?

[SideShow Bob]

Bull?

That is what I thought.

[buffalobo]

Looks like bull snake.

Saved this guys life this morning on way home from CRC.

He was parked on rd warming in sun, I stopped and convinced him to use the shoulder.

[buffalobo]

Forgot to add, one just like him was 20' down the road, all mashed up.