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On a snowy December morn, a Red-Tailed Hawk finds a squirrel. Linda
determined that
it was an immature female. She was hungry, to say the least, and
not
even the photographer could scare her from her recent kill. |
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| Nature says, "Without death, there could be no life." Did you know that
squirrel skin is very tough? The Hawk rips through it, then literally turns
the carcass inside out to eat. Perhaps that is more than you wanted, or needed, to know. |
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| The squirrel in the foreground can be happy that the Hawk had already
eaten well. As it was, the Hawk had a look on its face like, "I'll be back." |
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As this photo shows, the photographer's reflexes were not fast enough to
catch
the Hawk's leap into the air. She was much too fast and she flew
to a tree across
the street to finish her meal. |
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