Ceropegia's photos with the keyword: hawk

Red shouldered hawks - I heard them calling, looked up, saw one on a limb, then saw one fly in. They were so far away they were little more than specks but I'm sure they were mating. However, by the time I was able to turn on the camera, locate them in the view finder, and zoom in, they were finished. Since I was shooting handheld, I was having difficulty holding the camera steady, so I consider myself quite fortunate to have managed to get a few halfway decent images. In my woods, Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_2494)

I heard them calling, looked up, saw one on a limb, then saw one fly in. They were so far away they were little more than specks but I'm sure they were mating. However, by the time I was able to turn on the camera, locate them in the view finder, and zoom in, they were finished. Since I was shooting handheld, I was having difficulty holding the camera steady, so I consider myself quite fortunate to have managed to get a few halfway decent images. In my woods, Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_2496)

I heard hawks calling, looked up, saw one on a limb, then saw one fly in. They were so far away they were little more than specks but I'm sure they were mating. However, by the time I was able to turn on the camera, locate them in the view finder, and zoom in, they were finished. Shortly after one flew away. This one remained for a few more moments. Since I was shooting handheld, I was having difficulty holding the camera steady, so I consider myself quite fortunate to have managed to get a few halfway decent images. In my woods, Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_2514)

A hawk from a rehab center. It could not be returned to the wild and is an ambassador for the center. Scanned 35mm negative (6W015)

Buteo lineatus - JN Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Sanibel Island, Florida. Scanned 35mm negative. ( 2J033)

Buteo lineatus - Taken in JN Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge, Sanibel Island, Florida. Scanned 35mm negative (2K016)

On a saguaro in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument (DSC03298)

In my woods, Etowah County, Alabama. This bird was about 90 feet away. I was lucky the camera focused through the trees. (IMG_0645)

As I was watching the birds at my feeders, this one swooped into the woods across the driveway and settled low in the trees. The birds left the feeder as it arrived but returned almost immediately. Guess they weren't worried about it. I think it was probably after one of the furry critters that live in that area. Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_0792)

Not good at identifying hawks, but I think this is an immature red tailed hawk. It is perched on one of the bars on the pole where I hang my bird feeders. Taken from the middle of my kitchen through double paned glass doors, Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_3732)

Not good a identifying hawks, but I think this is an immature red tailed hawk. It is perched on one of the bars on the pole where I hang my bird feeders. Taken from the middle of my kitchen through double paned glass doors, Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_3735)

Not good at identifying hawks, but I think this is an immature red tailed hawk. It is perched on one of the bars on the pole where I hang my bird feeders. Guess it is hoping for a tasty fat dove or one of those furry critters on the ground that glean seeds that fall from the feeders. Taken from the middle of my kitchen through double paned glass doors, Etowah County, Alabama (IMG_3736)