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Cooper's Hawk (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Photowell
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JANJ
Well-known member
Hello Marvin.
Try Red-tailed hawk, with it´s charateristic breast band. A Buteo and juvenile it is.
If the wings had been visible - we would have seen that they are longer - that is to say - reaches almost to the tail tip - much shorther in an Accipiter - Coopers or Sharp-chinned Hawk - now mentioning a few characters.
JanJ
Try Red-tailed hawk, with it´s charateristic breast band. A Buteo and juvenile it is.
If the wings had been visible - we would have seen that they are longer - that is to say - reaches almost to the tail tip - much shorther in an Accipiter - Coopers or Sharp-chinned Hawk - now mentioning a few characters.
JanJ
steveo
King Midas in reverse
http://www.pbase.com/rcm1840/my_favorite_birds_of_prey
Here are some comparison photos. Janj has said it all.
Here are some comparison photos. Janj has said it all.
Jeff Hopkins
Just another...observer
Agreed with the others - red-tailed.
