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what a bird
This is a beautiful photo. You were so lucky this morning!! Keep it up
Adorable!
He should submit this photo
He should submit this photo to the Boston Globe, oh, wait a minute, that would'nt be helpful,people will have to have to subscribe first in order to see photo from Boston Globe.
Incognito mode and/or
Incognito mode and/or clearing cookies makes short work of the Globe's paywall.
Someone else on UHub recently said he was going to spread this fact around so long as the Globe keeps littering his lawn with Globe Directs. I'm not him, but I like the idea, so there.
I believe that's a young red
I believe that's a young red-tailed hawk (the tail turns red when they're older, and their eyes start out yellow).
Eye color?
What color do the eyes turn?
usually brown
but it varies. Some adults retain the paler eyes of immature birds.
Adam you'd better
watch your back. This picture is sure to upset the Brookline Turkeys who seem determined to grab all feathered headlines.
Dive bombers
Come out mad early in the morning on a clear day to Healy Field and watch them dive bomb the pigeons and crows. There is a slew of them living in the Arbs and vicinity. It's graceful - and nature - at its finest.
Did somebody say "Dive Bombers"?
http://i.imgur.com/2hMSWNb.gifv
Truly, a beautiful majestic creature.
How could one not be in wonderment?