May 23:
At last, we can see the little hawks moving in the nest!
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Here is our first glimpse of a little hawk. Actually, I see two! The top of a little head is barely visible to the right of the support limb. So adorable... I immediately started calling them Fuzzy and Wuzzy. Friend Patti said, "What about Buzzy? I bet he's down there too!" |
These photos were actually taken at feeding time. Here is the rest of the story. Can you see Roxie's tail extending out of the nest to the right?
May 27:
The little hawks are most active at feeding time. Here is a photo I call "Bottoms Up," as one of the hawklets is pushed high up in the nest. I was surprised at the feather development and length of tail for this little guy. It may not be long before he begins exploring!
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Actually there was lots of activity going on, and I could see wing feathers too! Not only that, but take a look at this video and see how many little hawks you believe are in the nest.
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