While doing my ironing I saw a bit of the sky’s wildness land in the yard in front of me.
Beautiful! Just Beautiful!
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The girls were out and about having a good time in the yard. I shooed them into the hen house until I was sure that beautiful creature had left for another spot on the farm. 🙂
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Charlee: “Yay, still more birds! But, umm, maybe we wouldn’t mess with THAT bird …”
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I RUN!!! TLC (Yes, a good idea, the like to catch and eat voles and such, maybe cats too. One never knows!)
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A Northern Harrier? Whatever it is, the girls and TLC don’t need to meet it. But you got some great photos of it. Hopefully migrating back north soon.
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Yes it is. I don’t need he to ‘feed’ in the yard, but I do enjoy seeing him/her
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Lovely Northern Harrier, Ralph’s favorite raptor.
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Oh thank you for the type! I love hawks. I think this one loves me. Oh! Wait! Maybe he loves chicken and I just got in the way 🙂
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He is a beauty, but likes a chicken dinner!
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Yes he does!
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I’ve had a hawk poking around for a couple of weeks now. Beautiful to see, but I do worry about my girls. They spend a lot of time under cover so they must be keeping watch.
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I know…hunger is a mighty motivator, but GOSH! Not with the hens!
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