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Any input on this hawk? 4/8/2024. New Bern, North Carolina (1 Viewer)

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The photos may not be adequate.
 

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An Accipiter. I would suspect Cooper's hawk from rather long-looking head - but I wouldn't identify it. I don't think the tail-tip-shape is a reliable feature in this view.
 

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