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Red Shouldered Hawk
- JEBar
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Red Shouldered Hawk
a few minutes ago we saw a Red Shouldered Hawk perched high in a treetop on the back edge of our property --- https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Red ... d_Hawk/id --- for us this was a first .... its termed a medium size hawk but it looked pretty dang big with a heavy body and wingspan of over a yard
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Re: Red Shouldered Hawk
Hawks and other raptors are such magnificent creatures. Great pic, thanks for sharing
- North Country Gal
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Re: Red Shouldered Hawk
Congrats on the sighting and the pic. We have them around here, but not too common, given our forests are mostly coniferous, not deciduous.
- markiver54
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Re: Red Shouldered Hawk
Raptors are magnificent creatures. Sharp eye for you to spot that one. they are rather common around here. I love to watch them when perched, flying, hunting and even eating. We hear the owls almost every evening when we're up at the cottage.
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Re: Red Shouldered Hawk
We have a variety of hawks and falcons around here, and also owls.
We have a couple or three that we can hear most evenings also, Mark.
Will see a Bald Eagle or two from time to time also.
RP
We have a couple or three that we can hear most evenings also, Mark.
Will see a Bald Eagle or two from time to time also.
RP
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Re: Red Shouldered Hawk
Living by the CT River provides daily opportunities to watch a variety of hawks, eagles, osprey, vultures, and other predator or scavenging birds. Several years ago, I happened to watch as a very surprised Hawk (probably Cooper's Hawk) followed a very smart (but much smaller) bird into a Trumpet Vine, where it became trapped. If I hadn't have seen it happen and helped to free it, the Hawk would likely have died there. I shot a video while releaseing it.
https://youtu.be/5CbI7cKysdg
A couple of years ago, I was also lucky enough to have a nesting pair in a tall tree just above my backyard pond. They came to the pond several times a day to bathe, preen, and learn how to hunt. So cool.
https://youtu.be/5CbI7cKysdg
A couple of years ago, I was also lucky enough to have a nesting pair in a tall tree just above my backyard pond. They came to the pond several times a day to bathe, preen, and learn how to hunt. So cool.
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