Interesting, and it's good to see more photos. I had the opportunity to take a
few Red-shouldered Hawk juvenile photos yesterday morning, and it is
interesting to compare them. See
https://picasaweb.google.com/KevinJ.McGowan/Summer2013#5902023748124579442 and
surrounding photos.
I would agree
Below is a post on behalf of Tom Carrolan who thought others might be
interested.
Sincerely,
Chris T-H
Begin forwarded message:
From: Tom Carrolan mailto:t...@hawksaloft.com>>
Subject: Re: Id (hawk)
Date: July 18, 2013 12:28:24 PM EDT
A week ago Greg Ward asked for ID help with a young hawk
I Saw an E. phoebe diving into the lake, off a fallen willow snag in the water
near my beach. It actually dove quickly under the water & out again, & flew up
to the over-hanging branch. There it fluffed its feathers & preened, then
repeated its dives a few times.
My brother has a house on one
With the heat we've had lately, I am not surprised to see birds
frequently cooling off in our (normal/basic-sized) bird bath. However
the other day, I was surprised to see 3 different species all trying to
cool off at the same time!! ROBIN, BLUE JAY and MOURNING DOVE. One
flew away before I
Hi all,
I was pleasantly surprised to find an hummingbird (female) at my monarda
flowers half an hour ago. I looked out of my window and saw something flying
into the monarda flowers, I thought it was too early for insects to be active
in the morning. Then it dawned on me that it was a hummingb
