You may enlarge any image in this blog by clicking on it. Click again for a detailed view. The other day I came across a juvenile Red-tailed Hawk perched on an earthen berm not far from the edge of a rural farm road. The hawk’s very bright plumage, its pale eye, and the absence of […]
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3 thoughts on “Red-tailed Hawk, Taking Off From an Earthen Berm — Sonoran Images”
I imagine hawks are huge, right? I don’t think we have any in Ireland but maybe there is in rural areas?
Not all hawks are huge, some are quite small really. Now that’s a question for a twitcher, I’ve never been bird-spotting in Ireland, but I am pretty certain the sparrowhawk will be there, and possibly the kestrel
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I imagine hawks are huge, right? I don’t think we have any in Ireland but maybe there is in rural areas?
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Not all hawks are huge, some are quite small really. Now that’s a question for a twitcher, I’ve never been bird-spotting in Ireland, but I am pretty certain the sparrowhawk will be there, and possibly the kestrel
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It looks like you’re right, there are sparrowhawks in Ireland. I asked Alexa and she told me there was I never knew that 😘😘
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