(Posted by Dan Orr <[email protected]> via moumn.org) Late yesterday afternoon on our family birding day we found a Ferruginous Hawk on Artichoke Lake WPA. The area had been freshly burned (likely that morning as some areas were still smoldering). The bird was perched on the ground. It was very light on the underside with some dark brown spots on the breast. The legs were clearly feathered all the way down to the foot. In flight the bird appeared uniformly dark on the back and seemed long bodied with long wings in relation to body size. Some marginal photos on eBird. Exact location was: 45.340848,-96.104929
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