
I managed to put the telephoto lens on the camera, and got some pretty decent shots.

Right after this it jumped down to the front of the gates, and we think it caught a small snake.
I have some pictures of the snake in its talons (and the hawk eating it), but they're kind of blurry and these pics are much more impressive:



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Isn't nature magnificent?? Thanks for sharing those great pictures.
It is pretty but a few days ago one was in my backyard in the tree eating a bird from my feeder. I live in Owasso. I would rather it eat a snake and not my birds.
Great photos. These birds are so beautiful. So glad he's dining on snake.
The one with the wind ruffling his feathers is gorgeous! Is it a red tailed hawk?
DH and I have looked and think this may be a juvinile redtail hawk. The tail isn't big enough or red enough for a mature redtail.
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