Hi all, I can see from my window what looks like a juvenile sharpie on a pigeon (?). Landed outside of Bailey w/prey in talons, flew to tree, then, as now, on ground @ NE corner of Savage Kinzleberg Hall, knoll behind wrought-iron fence. If you're looking at the fence, orient towards the "no park" sign w/red letters. If anyone else can see it, please let me know if you think it's a Coopers. Head seems slight, but I thought a pigeon would be too big for a juvie sharpie.
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