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30-Jun-2026

Cooper’s Hawk surveying its territory

This is one of the adult Cooper’s Hawks living in Lincoln Park, a parent of the youngster who was found hiding among the flowers https://pbase.com/helenpb/image/176367579 last month.

Tim managed to catch it sitting on the arm of a lamppost overlooking the park. I was impressed because he rarely photographs birds any more, and he did it with his iPhone.

New mural celebrating America’s 250th anniversary, posted earlier:


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hayl28-Jul-2026 21:54
Well done Tim. Nice that you know the family link too.
Jola Dziubinska28-Jul-2026 20:41
Well seen, Tim, such a lovely bird. V.
Nestor Derkach28-Jul-2026 17:42
Very nice Cooper Hawk portrait your iPhone 17 pro is treating you very nicely.
Nice zoom very nice detail.
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Gerard KOEHL28-Jul-2026 16:35
Magnifique prise de cet épervier de Cooper. V
marie-jose wolff28-Jul-2026 15:02
You can clearly see the russet-colored feathers on the sparrowhawk's chest—great shot. V
pkocinski28-Jul-2026 12:26
Well done Tim!
Isabel Cutler28-Jul-2026 11:55
What an exciting capture! V.
Carl Carbone28-Jul-2026 11:45
Nice find and capture.
Milan Vogrin28-Jul-2026 11:37
Great catch!V!
joseantonio28-Jul-2026 11:31
well spotted. Love the setting with those colors.V