It's Saturday, It's Saturday and International Hawk Migration Week!

_______________ Today, I was taking a rest after hauling and placing mulch and lookup up to see vultures. Following the Harold Birch rule, to never discount the possibility of a haek being among them, I grabbed my binoc, and was rewarded with a single followed by 8 bulleting BWs. They dropped from very blue skies from extremely high. And they never moved a wing. The road the whole way with wings tightly pulled into the bullet position. Gone in an instant, then a large bird crossed through my lens. I dropped the binocs just in time to see a BW chasing a dragon fly. I watch a bit longer as more dragonflies, monarchs and Vultures passed through. But my most beautiful sighting was the last one. A REd-tailed Hawk flying north, circled a time or two, before heading North. Thing was...he was almost totally white underneath. I saw the dark commas clearly and a very pink tail. A tiny dark feather here and there, but nothing to look remotely like a bellly band. I never saw his back, but as he passed where the sun could shine through it's wings looked almost transparent. Beautiful. But nice to have a few BWs too. Jimmy and Tami will be on the watch tomorrow..Sunday. At least as long as Jimmy can handle it. Wish them luck. What a great day to KEEP LOOKING UP!!!