This hawk was spotted on one of the cool mornings we have had and is all puffed up to stay warm while it watches carefully for any prey. I'm not good on IDing hawks so have no idea what kind it is.
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21 comments:
Hello,
Great capture of the hawk. I hope the little birdies stay safe.
Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day. Have a great weekend.
He is a beauty. Great capture.
Muy escondido pero lo vistes!!
Buen fin de semana Pat. Cuídate.
Un abrazo.
...everytime I come near they fly away.
Beautiful and elegant bird !
The bird is a beauty and keeping an eye on things. Excellent title for this post!
Great photo!
It could be a young Hawk that has not got all its adult coloration yet. But if I had to make a guess, I would say Red-tailed Hawk (the red tail feathers are not always visible).
Hope someone with more expertise than me can give you a positive ID.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Nut a nice capture it is.
Of course it must be but.
You have such a great eye and it's really been rewarded this time! Cool
Soccer fans, of course, would immediately recognized it as a "Toronto Hawk". :-)
Handsome bird.
He's a beauty!
Hello. Great sighting. I can't identify the hawks in your country. I hope you find out what it is.
Take care.
It's a beauty Pat, wonder if it's a Peregrine Falcon?
Great observation!
Always neat to spot the bigger birds.
A majestic bird.
i scanned through the comments and i don't see where anyone knew for sure!! it looks like a hawk i photographed recently. one person who is good at id's said it was a young cooper hawk...so maybe that!!
This is a Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis).
This is a Red-tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis).
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