Shop cat at the garden center.
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Thanks for setting my teeth on edge!
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Crappy phone pics. But seen while geocaching today.
There are lots in the area. Apparently they like the easy food from the nearby landfill and nearby sod farm/compost place.
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What is it? Eagles?
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Indeed they are. It is pretty cool to see so many of them all in one area.
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Very cool indeed. At first I tought it was a pair of hawks. But then I noticed the white heads. Are these birds silent like ninjas or do they scream?
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They make cute chirp sounds close to what seagulls sound like sometimes. The sound usually used for eagles in movies and TV is some other raptor.
ETA it is a red tailed hawk that gets used for TV and movies. Which is pretty impressive but not an eagle.
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One of the local bluetongues has taken up residence under my back porch:
That should help to keep the snails under control. 
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Not my cats, but I couldn’t resist reposting it
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Muito Obrigado. Thank you.
I can hear these ospreys every morning from my window, but I can’t see them as they dwell on the rooftops.
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A photo competition promoted by the FAO/UN:
http://www.fao.org/international-day-of-forests/photo-contest/en/
To celebrate the International Day of Forests on 21 March and this year’s theme, Forests and Biodiversity, we’re asking you to take photos of extraordinary and unusual forest plants or animals. They might have an interesting appearance, behave in unexpected ways, have unique benefits, or they might be extraordinary because of what they represent for local communities.
Send us a picture and you could win an action camera!
Deadline for entries is 11 March 2020.
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So majestic… much wow.
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“Soon…”
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