Coyotes close by last night

traveller777 said:
Bill, you realize those that notify your phone require phone service for the camera. A monthly fee unless I am mistaken. My buddy on Virginia uses those. I can get the name of equipment and service if you want.
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Thank you for sharing I won’t get that kind as nice as it is as the phone ..tv etc .service is quite expensive now
 

traveller777 said:
Any idea what kind of hawk? Cooper maybe. Too small for Red-tailed.
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I don’t know what kind it is but looks like it has a good appetite and eats well as it has a fat belly.
The hawk has been here for quite some time now and favors that tree..We added a triple window and it’s nice to be able to see so much now
 

billb said:
I don’t know what kind it is but looks like it has a good appetite and eats well as it has a fat belly.
The hawk has been here for quite some time now and favors that tree..We added a triple window and it’s nice to be able to see so much now
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I hear you. We have a hawk living in wood behind our house now. The birds do not like it. I think they are signing a recall petition.
 

billb said:
The coyotes last night let us know that they were on the prowl close to the house.
I went out this morning and took some pictures.I want to get a good trail camera any recommendations
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Moultrie has a Walmart only version for $61 that for a few bucks a moth will send photos to your computer and cell phone.
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traveller777 said:
I hear you. We have a hawk living in wood behind our house now. The birds do not like it. I think they are signing a recall petition.
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This time of year we have a lot of Harriers,they fly very low over open fields and eat mice and rats they catch there.Very calming and serene to watch them as they work a field.I do love me some hawks,noble birds indeed!
 

crashbandicoot said:
This time of year we have a lot of Harriers,they fly very low over open fields and eat mice and rats they catch there.Very calming and serene to watch them as they work a field.I do love me some hawks,noble birds indeed!
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Yes, much more noble than the dreaded Blue Backed WashingtonBuzzards.
 

traveller777 said:
Yes, much more noble than the dreaded Blue Backed WashingtonBuzzards.
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A little while ago I made a right turn while driving and a large buzzard was in my lane eating on a road kill .Its wing span was so so large that trying to take off it nearly hit the windshield
 

crashbandicoot said:
Yep,not so pretty close up,but when riding a thermal,very graceful flyers!
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I,m always looking up,just to see what I can see.Drives my wife crazy for some reason on a trip.She,s always asking me,what are you looking at? When I point out a hawk or buzzard she just shakes her head.That,s OK.People been doing that around me since I was a wee lad!!!
 

crashbandicoot said:
Yep,not so pretty close up,but when riding a thermal,very graceful flyers!
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That’s so true..it’s amazing how they glide in the currents..sometimes when the sun is shining and I’m outside here comes a big shadow of a bird flying overhead and I look up to see the large buzzard passing by
 

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