I spotted a hawk flying into this scene as I drove by. I stoppped and got a couple of shots of the hawk, but this photo is the one I wanted to share as the hawk was too far away. The owner of the property stopped along the road and asked me what I was doing "with that thing," my camera. I said, "taking pictures." His wife was glaring at me like I was doing something absolutely awful. "What are you going to do with them?" the husband asked, accusingly. I looked puzzled. The wife continued to glare. The husband said, "okay" and drove away, as did I.

Spoiled a beautiful experience. I'm thinking I might print a picture and take it to them.

[MikeNArk]

That was a weird encounter with the land owner. Maybe there's something illegal behind that fence?😊. Glad you were able to get your photos and leave unscathed. That dense growth of butter cups, fence and wooded background made a nice scene that you captured very well. Stay safe. Carrying a camera around can be dangerous!

[mahanpots]

That was a weird encounter with the land owner. Maybe there's something illegal behind that fence?😊. Glad you were able to get your photos and leave unscathed. That dense growth of butter cups, fence and wooded background made a nice scene that you captured very well. Stay safe. Carrying a camera around can be dangerous!

Very unfriendly people. The place was a paradise...or so I thought. Thanks for responding.

[ToddK]

This is a very nice photo of a beautiful scene. I have stopped and taken similar photos and have not had anyone confront me, so far. I guess there are some paranoid people out there.