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Stephen Shankland
Stephen Shankland
@stshank@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

I saw a sharp-shinned hawk in New Mexico nail a Woodhouse's scrub jay. The hawk held the jay on the ground for a few seconds while it thrashed its last. Then it rested while cloaking its prey with its wings outstretched. Then it carried the jay away for breakfast. I wish I'd gotten a better flight photo, but it does show the gist of the moment. #birds #birding #hawk #NaturePhotography #NewMexico #NatureRedInToothAndClaw

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A sharp-shinned hawk on the ground extends its wings to cloak a scrub jay it caught and holds with its talons.
A sharp-shinned hawk on the ground extends its wings to cloak a scrub jay it caught and holds with its talons.
A sharp-shinned hawk on the ground extends its wings to cloak a scrub jay it caught and holds with its talons.
A sharp-shinned hawk on the ground extends its wings to cloak a scrub jay it caught and holds with its talons.
A sharp-shinned hawk on the ground extends its wings to cloak a scrub jay it caught and holds with its talons.
A sharp-shinned hawk on the ground extends its wings to cloak a scrub jay it caught and holds with its talons.
A sharp-shinned hawk flies away with a scrub jay it caught.
A sharp-shinned hawk flies away with a scrub jay it caught.
A sharp-shinned hawk flies away with a scrub jay it caught.
A sharp-shinned hawk perches on one leg tucked away on a branch.
A sharp-shinned hawk perches on one leg tucked away on a branch.
A sharp-shinned hawk perches on one leg tucked away on a branch.
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