Why other birds hate red-tailed hawks
Jun. 21st, 2005 10:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
urbpanThey eat their babies.
This was forwarded to my email through a circuitous route of various birding/naturalist groups. It's a series of pictures taken at Horn Pond in Arlington, Massachusetts. Arlington is a small residential city or large suburb of Boston, depending on your viewpoint. It's in the Metro area sandwiched among the densest communities in the state, but has some nice woodsy areas. They have an active birding group called the Menotomy Bird Club; one of the members of this group seems to be the source of these pictures.
This was forwarded to my email through a circuitous route of various birding/naturalist groups. It's a series of pictures taken at Horn Pond in Arlington, Massachusetts. Arlington is a small residential city or large suburb of Boston, depending on your viewpoint. It's in the Metro area sandwiched among the densest communities in the state, but has some nice woodsy areas. They have an active birding group called the Menotomy Bird Club; one of the members of this group seems to be the source of these pictures.
