Mycologists in Michigan and West Virginia are already reporting their morel findings. I figure it’s never too soon to begin checking under the leaf litter.
I didn’t find morels, but trout lilies and wild garlic are abundant and easy to gather in this pliable earth. The first violet leaves are emerging. My little woodland patch of knotweed is also sending up tiny shoots.
While I was foraging, so was this hawk. I didn’t click at the right time to get a photo of the catch. But this tolerant bird hung around close enough to let me photograph the feast.
Great photos of the immature red-tailed hawk!
Comment by charlene miller — April 15, 2008 @ 9:24 am
Thanks for your feedback. You know birds and photography, so I’m delighted that you think these photos are great.
Comment by jj_murphy — April 15, 2008 @ 2:28 pm
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