Dark Rough-legs are one of my favorite birds and I've noticed there seem to
be more around this year. I took a quick look at my eBird sightings for
these and in addition to the one on Burdick Hill, I've seen dark birds
multiple times at Freese Rd, Mt Pleasant, Midline Rd. and along Buffalo Rd
in Caroline. Most recently, there were two on my drive to the lab this
morning, one along Freese and one on Mt Pleasant.
Great winter to be out looking for hawks,
Jeff
On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 7:49 PM, Candace Cornell cec...@gmail.com wrote:
I've been looking for ROUGH-LEGGED HAWKS on Burdick Hill Road ever since
Mark Chao saw them there in mid-February and I occasionally see a light
phase one flying over the field sitting in a tree on the south side of the
road as he described. Today as I drove by at 2: 35 PM, I did a double take.
The Rough-legged sitting in the tree today was definitely a dark-phase.
Candace
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