Please ID Hawk , a lot of White

[loonswan]

Seen in fall on top of Grand mesa  in Colorado

 

[Bird Brain]

Red-tailed Hawk. Looks like a Krider's subspecies.

[Birding Boy]

I think that’s a young Ferruginous Hawk

[Avery]

27 minutes ago, Birding Boy said:

I think that’s a young Ferruginous Hawk

Agreed. The gape goes way back underneath the eye. Other than that, I’m not getting a Red-tail vibe

[Seanbirds]

1 hour ago, Birding Boy said:

I think that’s a young Ferruginous Hawk

 

45 minutes ago, Avery said:

Agreed. The gape goes way back underneath the eye. Other than that, I’m not getting a Red-tail vibe

Ferruginous Hawk confirmed.

[Bird Brain]

2 hours ago, Birding Boy said:

I think that’s a young Ferruginous Hawk

 

1 hour ago, Avery said:

Agreed. The gape goes way back underneath the eye. Other than that, I’m not getting a Red-tail vibe

 

56 minutes ago, Seanbirds said:

 

Ferruginous Hawk confirmed.

Y'all are right. My bad, didn't look at it close enough! Awesome shot, too!!

[Peromyscus]

Ferruginous Hawk

[Tony Leukering]

That's a good bird up on the Mesa. Note the lack of dark patagial bars, the virtual lack of a subterminal dark edge to the wings, and the very pale and unbarred finger parts of the outer primaries.