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SW Florida - imm. Red-shouldered Hawk? (1 Viewer)

Fandango739

Fandango739

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Seen today in Cape Coral.
I just want to be sure, as the young ones can be confusing to me.

Thanks!
 

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Looking at the first image Red-shouldered was my thought as it seems the shoulders haven't gained its colors yet.
 
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