Hello Fellow Birders, Yesterday evening, around 7pm, I was driving about 30 mph down a street in my neighborhood when a Cooper's hawk overtook and passed me, going 35? - 40? mph at about 3 feet off the ground and parallel to me about 10 feet to my left. She was flying easily, an occasional flap-flap and mostly glide. I watched as she went on ahead straight down the street, then made a left turn at a side street and continued down that street till I lost sight of her. The streets around here are bordered by lawns and we've had a bumper crop of bunnies this year. I'm guessing she was hoping to pick one up for dinner. Keep Smilin', Kevin Corwin west Centennial near Holly & Arapahoe Sent from my Remington Rand Typewriter via my Wall Phone
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