Everything from this big hawk to tiny hummingbirds perch on various parts of these limbs. The birds don’t mind, though it’s been fun to see the variety of birds making use of these large limbs. it feels good being up early in the mornings with the fresh cold air and quiet solitude.
actually, the older i get the more i like being an early-bird. i wake up at that time on the weekends as well. i wake up at 5:30 every morning to get ready for work. All of the trees damaged in that devastating freeze have similar shedding of of bark, some are larger pieces like this, some smaller. i'm an early-bird whether i like it or not. Observe that the outer bark of the tree is pulling away from the main wood. When you’ve tried a new pair of clothes and feel like a completely new person. I’m not certain what the advantage of the lower perch presented, but the hawk stayed for a bit, flying off later to spend the day hunting. Take that banana away from me, or owl kill it. To each their own.Īs I watched the hawk, it fluttered from the highest perch, to the one just below. I know I like left over pizza for breakfast, though I’d probably pass on dove. It’s possible that the hawk caught its prey yesterday evening, ate some of it, and saved the rest to finish for breakfast. IM Not An Early Bird Or Night Owl: Blank Lined Notebook Journal - Sarcastic saying press, Sarcastic journal on. What remains are some well-utilized perches for a variety of birds, including this beauty.
The upper branches all died and were removed last summer. The tree was damaged during the February 2021 freeze, but retained some of its lower branches. Pop or Alternative (both but not all of it hhh). Just as it was light this morning, I spotted this juvenile male Cooper’s Hawk, Accipiter cooperii, enjoying a meal atop the remains of my neighbor’s Arizona Ash tree. Rules: Bold in what you prefer and tag 10 people (or as many as you want) Coffee or Tea. In this case, the early bird wasn’t the least bit interested in a worm, but instead chose dove or mockingbird as its breakfast of choice. You know what they say: The early bird gets the worm.
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