We have come to be lazy starting with media sites potus scotus I’m soon to be 86 & my doc is treating me for brain fog I looked for all birds starting with “D” & found nothing for dowo instead of just initials examples blk.brd.sorry for my fog give me a break.B.K.OOPS
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Re: RWBB feeding DOWO nestling
Jay said it all 🙂
On Jun 29, 2023, at 7:57 PM, Jay Carlisle via groups.io <carlislejay@…> wrote:
Ken Miracle
chukar28@…
208-570-2780
“Not that we are sufficient in ourselves to claim anything as coming from us, but our sufficiency is from God” 2COR 3:5
chukar28@…
208-570-2780
“Not that we are sufficient in ourselves to claim anything as coming from us, but our sufficiency is from God” 2COR 3:5
Re: RWBB feeding DOWO nestling
RWBB feeding DOWO nestling
Very odd. Three miles S of Sunnyside Rd, Idaho Falls
Re: Not sure what this one is – was on my fence with a song bird – Sharp shinned Hawk maybe ?
Goshawks are larger. In your location Cooper’s hawk is the most probable this time of year. In terms of size, sharp-shins and the smallest, Coops in the middle, and goshawk the largest of the accipters we typically get. Both goshawks and sharp-shins are usually up in the forests at this time of year.
Re: Not sure what this one is – was on my fence with a song bird – Sharp shinned Hawk maybe ?
I didn’t even think of a coopers hawk it was a smaller hawk
Re: Not sure what this one is – was on my fence with a song bird – Sharp shinned Hawk maybe ?
Nampa off Midland, It was small – are Goshawks bigger than Sharpshinned ? Goshawk – your probably right
Re: Not sure what this one is – was on my fence with a song bird – Sharp shinned Hawk maybe ?
Hey!
This looks good for an adult Cooper’s Hawk. The rich orange barring on the undersides and lack of a supercilium (eye brow) point away from Northern Goshawk. Sharp-shinned is a good guess, but the dark cap rather than hood, prominent bill, and graduated tail point towards Cooper’s, which is more likely to frequent suburban areas in summer as Sharp-shinned tend to prefer higher elevation forests during the breeding season.
Re: Not sure what this one is – was on my fence with a song bird – Sharp shinned Hawk maybe ?
Coloration suggests a northern goshawk but hard to judge size and I have no idea where you live.
Not sure what this one is – was on my fence with a song bird – Sharp shinned Hawk maybe ?
Not sure what this one is – was on my fence with a song bird it had killed. I’m new – guessing its a sharpshinned hawk? You all are so much more seasoned at this.
I await your call on this.
I await your call on this.