The hawk in the barn would've been cool to see. Maybe a little scary (big flapping wings, sharp pointy body parts), but still cool.
My friend Dave a couple of summers ago had a broad-winged hawk (probably a juvenile) fly through the screen on his screened-in porch and get kind of trapped there. Dave has pictures of the bird sitting on the wicker furniture. Eventually Dave had to go around to the porch's outside door and leave it open for the hawk to fly out. I guess the hawk didn't realize that if it could break through the screen once, it could again.
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Date: 2011-01-07 01:14 pm (UTC)My friend Dave a couple of summers ago had a broad-winged hawk (probably a juvenile) fly through the screen on his screened-in porch and get kind of trapped there. Dave has pictures of the bird sitting on the wicker furniture. Eventually Dave had to go around to the porch's outside door and leave it open for the hawk to fly out. I guess the hawk didn't realize that if it could break through the screen once, it could again.