In addition to the green shirted DPW workers the Amherst Transfer Station also attracts red tailed hawks. The proud mother and father have nested there for over a decade and every year as the weather grows ever hotter, give birth to cute little offspring. This year the kids chose the leaf pile as a playpen.
The twins were born two weeks ago. Mom and Dad will be pushing them out of the tall pine tree fairly soon to make their own way in the world, so if you want to see them up close head out to the transfer station soon.
(Maybe they will take up residence on the old unlined landfill across the street and feed on Grasshopper Sparrows.)
Photos by Steve Telega (on his own time)
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Friday, July 8, 2011
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4 comments:
What happened to the anger?
Great pictures, love the names!
Larry,
Love the pictures and coverage of nature in our midst. Thumbs up for being not all anger and sensationalism. Being a well-rounded person makes for a better life. Thumbs down on Anon 12:25.
Great photos!!
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