A home, a yard, a never-ending adventure

A home, a yard, a never-ending adventure

Photo of the Day: Red Shouldered Hawks and a Squirrel Lunch

By Published On: October 11th, 20190.2 min readCategories: Photos

A red shouldered hawk holds a squirrel in his claw while another hawk looks on

You know what is bad ass? A red shouldered hawk swooping down from a telephone pole and grabbing a ground squirrel on the run. Changes the definition of a “grab and go meal” for me.

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I’m just a guy with nearly an acre of dirt, a nice little mid-century ranch house and a near-perfect climate. But in my mind I’m a landscaper survivalist craftsman chef naturalist with a barbeque the size of a VW and my own cable TV show. I like to write about the stuff I build, grow and see here at Sage's Acre.

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