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Posted on Jul 7th, 2007 by Zentertainment Talk Radio : Composer.Musician.Producer.Radio Zentertainment Talk Radio
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Does anybody know what kind of bird this is? j o
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Don John : Beyond His Years - Behind The Curve
about 1 hour later
Don John said

Looks like an Eagle to me, maybe a red tale?

maze : ordinary
about 3 hours later
maze said

I think it's a hawk…..red tale?

Mike : Ideas, ideas, ideas...
about 5 hours later
Mike said
Zentertainment Talk Radio : Composer.Musician.Producer.Radio
about 6 hours later
Zentertainment Talk Radio said

Could it be an Osprey?

about 7 hours later
DragonTiger said

I think you captured a Miss Vigilant or a Dr. Grumpy this time…

Don John : Beyond His Years - Behind The Curve
about 20 hours later
Don John said

At first I thought it was too big to be a Hawk.  Not sure where I was going with the Red Taled Eagle though and It doesn't look like an Ospry to me.  Do you have another picture J o?

maze : ordinary
about 22 hours later
maze said

The osprey is more of a fish bird….hawks will dive for small animals. We have one around here that swoops down and snags pigeons. They like to perch high and dive on to their prey. I'm assuming you live in the east by your profile, and if that's where the photo was snapped then it makes sense that it's probably a hawk. In the easten areas red tail hawks can almost be albino. And their tails more rust colored than red. I should have my friend Ted check this snapshot out…he's a true bird watcher.

tom : WaterOne
about 22 hours later
tom said

It could be a juvenile Cooper's or Sharp-shinned hawk. We have a pair of Cooper's hawks which live in a very tall evergreen on our property and harrass the local bird populations. It is very hard to tell based on the particular angle of this photo.

tom

Izmet : Seeker
6 months later
Izmet said

It looks like a Krider's red-tailed hawk…probably a juvenile.  www.backyardbirdcam.com/gallery/hawk-kriders.htm

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