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Friday 23rd December 2011, 22:52
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Hawk for ID
This was in eastern Tennessee, USA. (I changed the brightness and contrast so its easier to see).
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Friday 23rd December 2011, 23:09
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Young (first-winter) Sharp-shinned Hawk
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