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Grampy, A most happy 2017 to you and yours. Thank you very much for all the joy and beauty you’ve brought into my life (and the lives of many others) with your beautiful posts. They are (and have been) exquisite; always a period of joy to view your post. Many blessings for 2017. MCS
Mary S,
Your Welcome, I appreciate your thoughts that add to my perception of the wonders I am so fortunate to see. May you have a blessed 2017 as well. Thank You again for your input.
It doesn’t look like that eagle chose a very good place to eat his fish but I suppose they have to learn even that.
The hawks look a little cold, even in that warm light.
Have a happy new year!
New Hampshire Gardener,
They will usually pick that spot as it is closest to the river, but many times they get run off by another eagle trying to steal a meal. The hawks were in the wind so it felt colder I bet. Thank You, a Happy New Year to you and yours…