Did you ever?

I was following Sylvia to the body shop.  Our mission was to have the stone pecks in our windshields repaired.  When we got to the paved road (insert Jeff Foxworthy joke here), we turned right and drove almost two miles.  That’s when we saw the roadkill on the center line.  A hungry feathered friend was enjoying a meal.

Northern Goshawk - courtesy of Audubon.org

Northern Goshawk – courtesy of Audubon.org

 

We don’t often see a goshawk.  For that reason, it’s always very special to me.  This one flapped her wings a bit as Sylvia’s Jeep passed.  She was still there when I approached in my car.  She only looked up as I slowly passed with wonder-filled eyes.

Today, the high temp is forecast at 60 F.  It’s almost there now.  Winter?  As the cliché says, “So far, so good.”

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About Chuck

I am retired after a career in electronics and in publishing. Today, my wife of 50+ years, Sylvia, and I live in a house on a hill beside a dirt road in rural west Michigan. We enjoy living in this country environment where livestock and wild life out number the human population.

6 thoughts on “Did you ever?

  1. We saw a hawk on a sailboat tippy tip a couple of days ago. It was pretty splendid, I do have to say. 🙂

    Happy Merry Merry to you and the Mrs. I already know you’re going to have a wonderful day. :awe: :dance: :hkitty:

  2. That’s a good sighting. I always like seeing a new big bird. There’s plenty of them around here for some reason. Merry Christmas.

    • Thanks, Ratty. I’m hoping that this winter I’ll get another sighting on the golden eagle that visits this neighborhood in cold weather.

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