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i think natureboy should be the official bird song- to- text translator.
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could be mississippi kites. silver coloration, dark wings, ''boomerang'', gliding. that sounds like a kite to me
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a smallish raptor soaring but with falcon presentation. i think that no wing beats rule out merlin, kestrel, and peregrine. hmm... a kite, still not sure which one though
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great examples of the harriers upswept wings. i like to call these marsh hawks
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only 3-4 confirmed records per year in S. Louisiana. also consider Krider's RT. If you are sure its a Harlan's then thats a great sighting my friend. good on ya
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something about the belly coloring from light to dark on the wings is suggesting Mis. Kite or possibly White-Tailed Kite. it is really important to know about this birds flight behavior otherwise this picture doesnt present enough evidence either way. if it could be a merlin then the chances are equal that it culd be an American ...
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and then come home crank up the internet and join right in
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was this bird gliding or flapping with strong wing beats? possibly a kite. notice the straight rear edge behind wrist.
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noticebly thick ''shins'' = coopers
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