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Buteo jamaicensis
Mated pair of Red-Tails at nest - no sign of babies at this time. They were being harassed by American Kestrels.
Lat: 39.95, Long: -105.05
Spotted on May 30, 2012
Submitted on May 31, 2012
5 Comments
Thanks Mary!
Nice spotting and series of photos
Herons are on 108th just west of Wadsworth. (Check my spotting for exact location.) I drove by quickly the other day, I saw herons in the tree but couldn't tell if they were the babies or not!
In regards to the red-tails, is it weird that she's not on eggs by now? I always see the two of them sitting close together in the tree...hmm, I'll keep an eye out! I really wanted hawk babies!
...and yes, we should have a photo day soon! Wildlife has been hard to find lately!
Makes me wonder if they're going to have a clutch...seems kind of late for that now, but who knows? Let me know if you see anything! I wanted to go to the heron nest too, but couldn't remember where that was...we'll have to have an outing again soon!
Hey I know these guys too! Tell those nasty kestrels to stay away! ;) I haven't seen the female on the nest yet. They built it over a month ago!