Day 153: The Hard Boiled Egg Hawk

Posted byShannon CuttsPosted inPearlTags:, , , ,

If there is one being who should be required to sign a personal safety waiver before entering Casa Feathers n Beak, it is the hard boiled egg.

This is because the Casa is patrolled by a Hard Boiled Egg Hawk, who just happens to be known as the wiliest and most deadly predator, well, ever.

It is never safe to assume the hawk is unaware of your presence (even if it looks that way).
It is never safe to assume the Hawk is unaware of your presence (even if it looks that way).
Hard Boiled Egg Hawks have eyes (and noses) in the backs of their heads.
Reason being – Hard Boiled Egg Hawks have eyes (and noses) in the backs of their heads.
Once the Hawk hones in on your exact coordinates....game over.
Once the Hawk hones in on your exact coordinates….game over.
The Hawk's extraordinary patience (in this particular instance) pays off in spades.
The Hawk’s well-documented reserves of patience (at least in your case) always pay off.
For escapees.....
For escapees…..
The statistical probability of success tends to be .... low.
The statistical probability of success tends to be …. low.
And in sheer speed of consumption, the Hawk simply has no equal.
Finally, in sheer speed of consumption, the Hard Boiled Egg Hawk simply has no equal.

Author: Shannon Cutts
Co-Author: Pearl Cutts

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Published by Shannon Cutts

Animal sensitive and intuitive with Animal Love Languages. Parrot, tortoise and box turtle mama. Dachshund auntie. Freelance writer and author. www.animallovelanguages.com

2 thoughts on “Day 153: The Hard Boiled Egg Hawk”

  1. Yes, in my house too I sometimes feel very sorry for the poor egg. Egg Hawks are just too too cunning expecially after a bath like Pearl!

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