Fat Hawk watching the sun come up in Queen Creek.I admit. I'm a totall rubbernecker in traffic. A rubbernecker for birds that is. I'm surprised thatI have not been in an accident yet (Thank God).
Fat Hawk on his morning perch.There is an intersection on my commute that I call Hawk Central. On a good morning you can sight about 10 fat hawks sitting on the farm irrigation systems and lightposts. It takes all I have not to pull over and look at them closer. These are the small gifts in life that we get for free. You might miss them if you blink.
You lookin' at me?
Another local bird strutting his stuff on the side of the road - Beep Beep!
Take time to notice the little things around you. The payoffs can be huge. (Especially if you love to watch birds)
1 comment:
I agree that you receive free gifts from nature if you open yourself to the possibility.
I love the last photo. It looks like the roadrunner has a yellow flower in his hair.
-gitsy
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