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Who would have thought, the little late hawk, the tiniest one, would be the bravest and boldest and first to go? I'm watching him take off and land, take off and land from the nest. He looks around at his siblings as if to say "Whatchoo hangin' around here for? There's a whole world out there!" Then he cocks his head this way and that, and then goes for another takeoff.
You can almost see his enthusiasm. My baby is flying!
You can almost see his enthusiasm. My baby is flying!
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He said they looked like they were playing, practicing their technique, swooping and diving (with the parents close by, supervising and circling around.) He said they had a lot of power and strength, that those mice they've been eating have done their job, growing them to full size.
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