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Overlooking a hay field off CR 330. This was a quick shot before it flew away to a distant hay bail, and I hadn't had time to set the camera properly for the shot, so it was a bit washed and oddly colored. I attempted to correct this with layering.Fowler's Bluff, Levy, Florida10/25/093:42:38 PM
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off SR 24 near Ellzey
Rosewood, Levy, Florida
10/29/09
11:27:54 AM
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I'm having trouble identifying the hawks in the photos below. They were on the same telephone pole and I saw the pair together again the day after I took the photos, so I would assume they are mates. These photos were taken in Provo, UT near East Bay on August 15, 2009.
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Taken a few days ago in backyard in St. Louis, MO
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I Can't identify this bird. The closest I have found is a gray hawk but this bird has no white stripes across it's breast.
It is solid light gray with charcoal/black on the tail. It doesn't look like it has the black bands on the tail either, but
it's hard to tell.
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It landed in my bird bath first, with quite a splash, but I wasn't able to get the camera quickly enough. I them spotted it near my mailbox, think it is roosting in the neighbors tree...
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Same hawk, closer up and more in focus
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Unidentified hawks who hang out in our backyard . . .
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http://www.whatbird.com/forums/photos/stewarts_birds/picture95698.aspx
I live in North Georgia, can anyone help me id this hawk please?
Thanks!
Stewart
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This hawk in the California mid-peninsula foothills was watching the quail in our yard this last winter. S/he was no larger than 18 inches, I think, and the color of the eye looks true here, sort of golden. I know this question gets asked a lot, but can you tell from this photo what type of hawk it is, or would you need more ...
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