After the 'big' snow fall this weekend we saw a Red Fox (actually two of them). You don't often see them in open fields like this.
~ Rick
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A few days back, we planned to stop and add bird feed to the feeder at Big Woods. As we approached, I could see this hawk in the tree right beside the feeder. I was shocked to see so many birds at the feeder with this hawk right there, eyeballing dinner.
I thought this was a Broad-winged Hawk but Apple Photos sayd it is Red-shouldered Hawk. I uses several apps anbd AI tools and it was different for most of them so who knows. I sure love those eyes.
~ Rick
I could almost hear this Mourning Dove complaining about the cold temperatures. I took this at 15°F on a sunny winter day. I think she was warmer than I was.
~ Rick
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A Northern Cardinal is always special but the light snow makes it even more cool.
~ Rick
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We had not seen a Blue Jay for a couple weeks. That changed earlier this week. I was sure they were around.
One day earlier this week we were running a little late. As we arrived we saw a hawk (more on that soon), but there was several Blue Jays near the feeder. It was beautiful.
~ Rick
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