
flightman
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I should have mentioned that the bird on the roof (and flying) chased a flock of pigeons off that roof - probably too large prey for a Sharpie.
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I saw this bird (last photo) up in a bare tree in Jones Beach NY on Dec. 2. I thought it was a juvenile Cooper's Hawk. Looking at the photo, though, I think it might be a Sharpie. I know that Sharpies have smaller heads, skinny legs, and squarer tails, but exactly how much? Over the last few years, I have seen several juveniles and thought that they were all Cooper's, but now I am not sure. The bird in flight is the same one perched on a roof. I'm not sure about the sizes. Are any of these Sharpies? The flying bird certainly looks like it has a square tail.
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Thanks. I wish I had a better view of it but it's sorta nice to get them in the same shot.
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Thanks. The bird was a very good model. It stood completely still for most of 2 minutes before it dug something up. It occasionally cocked its head to the side as if it was listening, like a robin.
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Thanks IKLIand and Tanager 101. Lifer for me.
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Thanks guys.
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Thanks IKLland and pictaker.
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Thanks,
I think the bottom part is face marking that connects with the shadow to give the appearance of a circle.
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Thanks, Grackle and Bird-Boys.
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Sure not as attractive as a breeding male.
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Thanks Connor and IKLIand
Black-bellied or American Golden Plover?
in Help Me Identify a North American Bird
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