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Sharp-shinned hawk

Accipiter striatus

Description:

March 31, 2013 Approx. early afternoon. Across the street on 13th and Troy.

Habitat:

Sharp-shinned hawk have a very large territory (habitat) and most likely was looking for food in the 'hood but most likely had its nest closer down by the river. Quite common (for a hawk) in this region and they are highly adaptable to urbanized areas apparently. Info given via my father - former original owner of the Wild Bird Centers (he's the one who started the stores ca. 1988-1990 but no longer is involved).

Notes:

March 31, 2013 Approx. early afternoon. Across the street on 13th and Troy. Sharp-shinned hawk have a very large territory (habitat) and most likely was looking for food in the 'hood but most likely had its nest closer down by the river. Quite common (for a hawk) in this region and they are highly adaptable to urbanized areas apparently. Info given via my father - former original owner of the Wild Bird Centers (he's the one who started the stores ca. 1988-1990 but no longer is involved).

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awsm
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awsm

Virginia, USA

Spotted on Mar 31, 2013
Submitted on Apr 2, 2013

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