Jeanene Steeman

Birds of prey
Apprentice Falconer and falconry

“Fine feathers make fine birds. Let not him that fears feathers come among wild-foule.”

Only receives 'I love Lucy' reruns.

To protect head from revengeful accipiter.

Stuffed bird from natural history museum. Used for illustration. Live bird overweight and afraid of strangers.

Used to watch hawk fly out of sight over the horizon.

Bird bates at the sight of this.

See 'B: Pith Helmet' .

For crawling after bird under undermeath brush piles.

For springing after bird and making leaps to grab jesses of bird sitting in tree.

To collect and re-distribute wild seeds.

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Portrait of a falconer

Illustration by Glenn McCune, in "Falconry Equipment", 1992, Kimsey, BA and Hodge, Jim.