Please be aware, this post has some gory content of the Red-shouldered Hawk with a decapitated snake.
This is part of a series we are continuing of these Red-shouldered Hawks and their family. See information about our observations and a list of all of the posts on the Red Shoulder Project page.
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| Female Red-shouldered Hawk who we named "Ruby" |
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| Ruby |
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| Ruby |
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| Ruby |
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| Ruby |
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| Ruby calling |
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| Ruby |
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| Ruby calling |
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| Ruby with a stick |
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| Ruby calling |
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| `Ruby (left) and the male Red-shouldered Hawk who we named "Red" (right), after he dropped the snake he brought for her |
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| Ruby (left) and Red (right) |
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| Ruby (top) and Red (bottom) |
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| Ruby (top) and Red (bottom) |
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| Red going to get the snake |
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| Red with the snake |
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| Red with the snake |
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| Ruby (right) and Red (left) |
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| Ruby |
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| Ruby eating the snake |
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| Ruby eating the snake |
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| Red |
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| Ruby and the snake |
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| Ruby and the snake |
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| Ruby |
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| Ruby |
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| Snowdrop flowers |
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| Another headless snake we found, likely a old meal |
Ruby calling
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| Ruby |