[mou] mystery hawk

Gail Wieberdink wieber64@comcast.net
Wed, 8 Nov 2006 14:23:10 -0600


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We made a quick run through Carlos Avery this morning and saw a number of
hawks.  There were at least 3 rough-legged hawks circling over one of the
grassy areas.   We found a different one perched on the top of a dead birch
tree and I am wondering if it could be a juvenile ferruginous hawk.  It had
a very light breast and when it flew, just the wing tips were black.  I feel
it had too much white on its head to be a broad wing or red tail.  It looks
very much like the light juvenile (1st year) in Sibley (big book not FG) --
page 124.  I have a pretty decent photo of it perched, no photo of it
flying.  If anyone would like to take a look and see what it might be, I can
email the photo to you.

Thanks for any help!!
Gail

Gail Wieberdink
wieber64@comcast.net

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