Cooper's Hawk in the Coop

An unexpected early morning Wildlife Release...
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[@GowildlifeOrg]

An unexpected early morning Wildlife Release...

[@echomanechoman78]

She's in your coop because word is going around the hawk community that you have pigeons in there !

[@Alphaphotographer]

Love watching an experienced bird handler with these raptors especially. Relaxed and calm composure that only comes from years of experience.

[@charlie-rosebrisson7317]

That release was awesome🔥

[@catherinebreitfeller669]

She’s truly gorgeous

[@charlie-rosebrisson7317]

The orange eyes are stunning🔥❤️ i really like youre videos and i hope ill go as far as you in saving animals❤️❤️❤️

[@zevc3591]

She is beautiful!😊😊👍👍

[@jupiterbeings]

She's gorgeous. Love hawks.

[@Marnige]

I'm so proud to be here before 100k subscribers! I'm absolutely blessed to be one of the last few who will be witnessing this huge milestone!

[@Ratguitar58]

What a gorgeous bird!!!!

[@MadameRaven1]

That pretty little lady probably can't understand why you won't let her have the pigeons.

[@flekasbirds]

Thank you for being such an amazing person.

[@user-oh4gp6xp9t]

What a way to start a day :) (Also Cody, in background - bless!)

[@davidstoner7448]

Wow... her eyes. Beautiful orange. If y'all ever rescue one that has red eyes, be sure to show us. Thanks for sharing. Be safe. Much love from California 😎

[@pardayang6782]

I love the way the hawk started at him

[@kevinrennert9480]

Beautiful Cooper Hawk,good girl !

[@littleforrest8863]

What a great day for a mini release & Martin didn't have to drive this time, yay! Fly free Cooper's hawk🦅❤😊

[@sharonmariec]

Beautiful! I do constant battle to keep the hawks away from my feeders. When they come I just pull the feeders til they go away. But I get some great pictures cause they will come right in my yard. It’s a love hate relationship 🙄

[@_s827]

Oh man, thank you again for sharing your incredible life with us.

[@bloeckmoep]

XD what a nice release, no sad story behind, no injury, just a simple release. 👍👍👍👍 I like this very much.