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I Am a Predator Kind of Gal

Monday, December 31, 2007


My neighbors like prey. They feed birds and squirrels and get upset that the outdoor neighbor cats eat their birds and squirrels. In fact, they once nursed a cat-attacked bird back to health in their kitchen for a week. When the neighbor cat brought me a twitching bird I thanked her for the honorable gift, picked it up with newspaper, and tried to smother it (out of kindness) on my way to the dumpster.

So it was a real treat yesterday when I saw an explosion of feathers outside my dining room window. It seemed at first like the "explosion" was eye level, but I figured that couldn't be right and I got up to see which cat got the pigeon. I was tickled to see a Red Tail Hawk standing proudly on the fat, winged rat. He sat there a long time. Long enough for Sage to snap a lot of pictures, none of which he saved because he swore they were no good (they were probably fine by my standards).

This picture I found on Google is how he looked, happily standing there on his pigeon, except that the picture shows a different kind of Hawk.

posted by Rocky
10:49 AM

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