[TN-Bird] Sharp shinned hawks
- From: Thais Carr <thaiscarr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2008 00:09:10 -0600
For some strange reason, I've seen 2 sharp shinned hawks in 2 days. The
first was in a tree on Crescent Centre Drive in Cool Springs (near the
Regions Bank on Carothers across from where nissan is going in)
The second was this morning as I returned from walking my dog. There was
all this rustling & moving of branches of a spruce tree. I stopped to
observe & saw a bird fly out like a shot (couldn't see enough to tell
anything) & a split second later it was followed by a sharp shinned hawk.
The hawk apparently didn't get its desired lunch & landed in another tree &
rested momentarily before leaving. I was surprised the hawk was in the
tree-the limbs were quite close together & I can't imagine there was much
room to maneuver in there.
Thais Carr
Thompsons Station
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