Cooper's hawk at Jackson Bottom
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Imagine you are a young Cooper's Hawk and you see a delicious Wood Duck just setting there, not moving, and not alerted to the danger of the Hawk. Then you head for the duck with the object of having it for a meal. The only problem with this scenario is the Wood Duck is a stuffed specimen on the other side of a window. The Cooper's Hawk rounded the corner of the building and headed for the duck. It crashed into the window and fell to the ground. I just happened to be looking in its direction when this happened. The Hawk was stunned, but was able to fly off in less than about 2 minutes, just time enough for me to get this picture.
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