Young Cooper's Hawk - Wolf Springs

by Brenda Edwards

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Mature Cooper's hawks have reddish-colored eyes and more of a smokey cap look to the head. This one was soaking up the sun on a cool afternoon near Wolf Springs Road in far southern Dallas County, Texas.

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DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY

DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY 03 Dec 2014

Fantastic wildlife photo,my Friend!!!Striking looking hawk!!!

Vernonette Gaddy

Vernonette Gaddy 29 Nov 2014

Very well produced photograph- the hawk looks so regal!

Joanna Jungjohann

Joanna Jungjohann 29 Nov 2014

he/she is awesome, fantastic photo!

yves colas

yves colas 29 Nov 2014

great capture,superb eagle.nice blue sky too,great work!

marie-claire gallet

marie-claire gallet 29 Nov 2014

Thank you for sharing this beautiful wildlife picture, Brenda !!!

John Cappello

John Cappello 29 Nov 2014

Exceptional capture of photographic art!

Maria Anna Machado

Maria Anna Machado 28 Nov 2014

beautiful photo...

Angel Estevez

Angel Estevez 28 Nov 2014

I really like hawks and eagles, are very astute birds. Super capture Brenda! Congraulations. Hugs my friend ...

Heloisa Castro

Heloisa Castro 28 Nov 2014

Lovely capture Brenda!

Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 28 Nov 2014

I would not know the difference between the Red Tailed Hawk here and your Cooper's Hawk there. As a youth I found a Red Tail and freed it from a trap. Unfortunately it still died but not because I did not try to save it.