I agree with Karen and think this spotting looks lke a juvenile Cooper's. Here is a good reference to compare: http://www.birds.cornell.edu/pfw/AboutBi... Karen; here is one for you to practice those ID skills on PN http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/180... I assumed it was the same Cooper's I spotted earlier in the week, Jellis took a closer look and suggested Sharp-shinned. I just switched, but would like to know what you think. :)
Do you have a photo with the tip of the tail included? I"ve been working on my ID skills for this and the sharp shinned hawk. This looks like a juvenile coopers.
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Glen, would you mind adding this cooper's hawk to my mission Hawks of British Columbia?
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/1902...
It does, Glen! Thank you!
Gatorfellows: I commented on your spotted and I LOVE that page. Thank you!
KarenSaxton, the last photo added is the last of them, not sure it helps.
I agree with Karen and think this spotting looks lke a juvenile Cooper's. Here is a good reference to compare: http://www.birds.cornell.edu/pfw/AboutBi...
Karen; here is one for you to practice those ID skills on
PN http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/180...
I assumed it was the same Cooper's I spotted earlier in the week, Jellis took a closer look and suggested Sharp-shinned. I just switched, but would like to know what you think. :)
Do you have a photo with the tip of the tail included? I"ve been working on my ID skills for this and the sharp shinned hawk. This looks like a juvenile coopers.