KimChampagne

Canon Rebel XT EOS, TAMRON 28-300 MM MACRO

I love the second one :)

Also when I know for sure they are a bird I have already spotted I will usually add the pic to the earlier spotting. Sometimes it's really hard to tell...sorry

Jellis....a few of them might be but we have many around here.....I can't tell the difference. Can You? :)

I think your right Chief....thank's :)

I was also thinking maybe Northern Harrier?

:)

I think this is a light-morph Harlan's Hawk. Look at the tail. It has subtle dark markings on it, a feature of Harlan's, also if there are some spots on the underparts it is Harlan's. Krider's Hawk's are also light but do not have spots on the underparts, also have the base of the tail white and no barring.
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I knew from my first glance of this photo it was a winner....Way to go...In my opinion this is a truly incredible capture....Thank You for that :)

Thank's guys :)