I have been spending a great deal of time watching the Red Tailed Hawks. We can spend hours sitting outside being amused by their antics. Who knew hawks had such a long period of adolescence? Here’s a picture.
It’s a pretty sorry excuse for nature photography, but there is hope! Gale-She Shoots Sheep Shots of Shear Spirit,
Mason Dixon Knitting,
Red Scarf Project
etc, etc. is coming to my rescue. And not mine alone.
Gale is going to be teaching two workshops on how to photograph your fiber and knits. She’s going to be in town for family events and I begged her to offer a workshop for we photographically challenged fiber folk, and she agreed. Specifics here on the Yarnery website. I think it will be fun, and I hereby offer several of my sorrier pictures up for public criticism!
Hope to see you there.
MLE
Yarnerinas 
Definitely mentioning this one! 🙂
What a great class!
Oooh, wish I could work out a way to get to that one!
I love your red tail hawk picture. You captured the classic “belly band” of coloration, so that is great!
Ooh, what a fabulous idea! I wish I could take that (and I wish someone had proposed that one for sock summit, too — what a great class!). Love the hawk photo 🙂
Nice photo. We saw a very large hawk this morning, while walking. Quite beautiful.