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Western Australia-Perth Brown Goshawk/Collared Sparrowhawk (1 Viewer)

Dan Miller

Avicasual Birder
United States
Can an id be made from these photos? Prey appeared to be a fledgling Australian Swamphen.

Taken at Herdsman Lake, October 28, 2019.

Thanks,
Dan
 

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Upon opening up photo number 1 I thought jeez that is a Sprawky stare. :eek!:
Then upon opening up photo number 2 I though gosh that's a Gos glare. :storm:

For all 3 photos the rounded tail, and seemingly thick feet/ legs all say Gos to me, so I will go with that as my best initial guess. I do have a question over the head size relative to the body though - so if someone better at this could chime in that would be great :t:
If I'm looking at it correctly, I believe the flatter top of the head also indicates Gos ......




Chosun :gh:
 
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