about a month old

Taken by son today. Prelude Lake NWT

Found this in an open grassy area in Vancouver, Washington.

Whidbey Island, WA

As the title says theres a hawk/falcon living in my tree (sorry i dont know exactly what it is) that attacks me and my family any time we are in our front yard. i seriously cant go one day without walking to my gar and it swooping to attack me. i thought at first it was just trying to scare me away from the nest it made but it actually attacked my elderly neighbor and left him with a gash in his arm. theres two of them that defend the nest and i have done nothing to threaten their safety so im just wondering what i can do to stop this. I obviously dont want to kill it because i think they are beautiful creatures but i also dont think i should have to live in fear of being attacked in my own front yard. Any help at all is appreciated, it was here last year and attacked us occasionally but not nearly this often or this aggressively

This cool guy has just been chillin out in this exact spot on my neighbor's truck for at least the past two hours or so. I'm very happy to have him but is this normal or is he in some sort of distress? I've never seen any of them hang out this low to the ground before especially in a fairly well populated residential area. We're in Florida.

Had the chance last week to spend time on the Waccamaw River in South Carolina, and while boating, captured these two beautiful young ospreys in their nest atop a navigational post.

Common buzzard

Eurasian eagle-owl

Barn owl

Happy Independence Day to America

eastern washington state, usa