"Is The Way I Hold My Wings For A Right Turn?" by Krittermom
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Believe it or not, this is the same hawk I posted yesterday. This is the day I picked it up from my brother, my critter sitter. I don't know what I would have done this year without his help. He currently has 2 baby raccoons that have taken over his life! They are also very demanding. I will pick them up in the next week or so.
He picked this hawk up for me a few days prior as I live about 2 hours from where it was found. The hawk was about 3 weeks old here. Red shoulder hawks are VERY noisy and demand to be fed from sun up to sun down. Yesterdays shot was 2 weeks after this one. As you can see, they grow fast. This bird was released last week.

Comments (11)
That's a hell of a awesome shot and bird ;o]
Wonderful capture of this handsome fellow Aptly titled
Looks like a semaphore hawk! :)
Great title and a success story.
LOL...He might need a few more flying lessons... Cute shot. Aloha
Awe bless him, he is lucky to have you & your brother. X
"Be afraid. Be VERY afraid!" (quote from Monty Python). Looks like he's trying to impress, getting as big as he can. Cute, but not if he comes out - ouch! Or maybe just taking a stretch and a yawn. Constant eating to get the nutrients for a fast growth so it can mature quickly to survive in the wild. Over 2 weeks one really can see where all that food has gone - building a mature body and all the energy which goes into doing so. And the little critter doesn't even have to think "growth", it just eats and growth happens. Marvelous, isn't it? Keep up the good work! :-)
Fantastic shot.
Sounds like you are going to have your hands full with that one.
Superb capture!
Superb capture. God bless.