Cooper Hawk a bit graphic with its kill.

[VanGone]

I havnt posted on here for a very long time,so bare with me why I try to figure this all out. This Cooper Hawk has been staying in the park that bumps up to my property. There is a pair of them. Hope this picture doesnt bother anyone.
Van

 

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[ronwoodcraft]

Awesome Shot!!!
Sure is a long legged thing. No offence here, he's just doing what hawks do.

 

[VanGone]

Awesome Shot!!!
Sure is a long legged thing. No offence here, he's just doing what hawks do.

Thanks Ron. It sure is what this pair has been doing.
Ed

 

[RGINN]

Great pic. And cool to hear NGE and VanGone both today.

 

[Vince in So.Cal]

Wow super-nice photo.

 

[VanGone]

Great pic. And cool to hear NGE and VanGone both today.[/QUOTE Thanks RGINN. Its been a long time since being on TNet.Had some health issues to work through but am in good shape now. Ive peeked in at your shots. Always great post that you post!
Van

 

[VanGone]

Wow super-nice photo.

Thank you Vince. They let me get pretty close.
Van

 

[hammered]

Great clear shot Van, well done. Definitely awesome


hammered

 

[VanGone]

Great clear shot Van, well done. Definitely awesome


hammered

Thanks Hammered. They let me get pretty close.
Van

 

[wildman4910]

My lunch! At least that's the meaning I got from that look. Sweet picture.

 

[VanGone]

My lunch! At least that's the meaning I got from that look. Sweet picture.

Thanks wildman. He does have that look for sure.
Van

 

[VanGone]

Thanks wildman,your correct on the look.
Van

 

[SoreKneesDayton]

Great shot. Background is fuzzy like a professional. What camera, really sharp focus, even in blowup.

 

[Bum Luck]

I think they're getting a bit more numerous, which I see as good.

They're pretty slick zipping through back yards looking for meals.

Great shot!

 

[VanGone]

Great shot. Background is fuzzy like a professional. What camera, really sharp focus, even in blowup.

Thanks SoreKnees. The camera is a Canon Rebel t2i. The lens is a 400mm Canon 5.6 lens. Depending on what lens opening f-stop,it will blur the background like that. A pair of these Hawks were hanging around the park that joins my property and they got pretty use to me and my camera and would let me get very close.
Van

 

[VanGone]

I think they're getting a bit more numerous, which I see as good.

They're pretty slick zipping through back yards looking for meals.

Great shot!

Thanks Bum Luck. You are correct on them being more numerous and they are really slick at how they zip around.
Van