I captured these the other day...the dragonfly was actually at Willow Sough, and the hawk was on the way there.
I think it is a red-tailed hawk. If you know different, feel free to post in the comments. I am not at all sure of most hawks.Lorelei is sleeping, but she usually doesn't sleep for long. About 30 minutes at most, twice a day. Every now and then, if I am lucky, maybe once a week she will go down for a whole hour.
I have a quick job or two I need to do, so thought I would hurry and post this.
Give Lorelei a great big hug & kiss.
ReplyDeleteI don't think it's likely that I'll be seeing Jilly anytime soon. Justin (her daddy) won't return my calls again & this roller coaster has finally taken its tole on me, so I'm just going to have to let go. BUT, I am keeping a journal (thank you so much for suggesting that to me) & if I ever get to see her in the future, she'll have it to read to prove that I tried like crazy & did everything I could to be a part of her life. I can't believe how this has turned out, but I still have hope that things will turn around... but, I've got to stop trying to contact them - it's their turn now - ("Their" meaning Justin & my daughter, Kesley, who refuses to have anything to do w/ me)
Both are excellent shots, Rose! Well done.
ReplyDeleteRose: No question about the Red Tailed Hawk, beautiful capture in the sky. I have captured that dragonfly but didn't ID it.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the hawk. Anyone who can catch a bird in flight like that is one heck of a photographer! Looks like a red-tail to me!
ReplyDeleteLovely pairs of wings!!
ReplyDeleteBoth of these captures are great.
ReplyDeleteExcellent Rose!
ReplyDeleteI like both captures. The detail of the dragon fly is very interesting. The red tailed hawk is a fabulous in-flight image. Have a great Friday.
ReplyDeleteLovely comparison! The dragonfly is a Widow Skimmer. Hawks...I never get right :-)
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