This young lady had Ohop Valley staked out and was patrolling from telephone pole to telephone pole, keeping her sharp eyes peeled for unsuspecting mice. With Ohop Creek running at capacity, many of the little rodents who make their homes in the streambank have taken to the fields. I suspect Ms. Falco went home with a full tummy at sunset.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
American Kestrel, Falco Sparverius
This young lady had Ohop Valley staked out and was patrolling from telephone pole to telephone pole, keeping her sharp eyes peeled for unsuspecting mice. With Ohop Creek running at capacity, many of the little rodents who make their homes in the streambank have taken to the fields. I suspect Ms. Falco went home with a full tummy at sunset.
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