We came upon a site last weekend I would like to share. At first I did not know what species of hawk this was, but with help from others the question of what kind of hawk this is was answered!
Photography of wildlife is never to pass up a opportunity, even if you do not know exactly what species of wildlife.......
Eagle In Waiting For A Meal. I believe this to be a young golden eagle. We came across many birds of prey on our outing Saturday. The electrical pole gives a good reference of how big this bird is. At this time of the year we have many youngsters out and about.
I told my birds as I was taking care of them, cleaning water bowls , food bowls that if they were not going to eat their seed, I could find someone else to eat them real easy!
The junkos showed up for this treat!
The Black-headed Grosbeak is the monarch butterflies worst enemy!
These are a species of birds who can safely eat the poisonous monarch butterfly.
And is happy to do it!
This Golden Crowned Sparrow stopped by.
The golden patch on their heads is hard to confuse this one with other species.
The weather has been nice, so outside is where I can be found!
The Turkey Vulture is not seen in Oregon all year around.
There are five sub species of the Turkey Vulture.
Our Turkey Vulture I believe is the Western Turkey Vulture, this sub species I have read is even broke down even further.
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