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Esteban wroteIt looks like a Red-Shouldered Hawk.You could be right but I got a quick grab from this article that said "San Diego's falcon lovers" so I assumed it was a falcon. We all know what they say about assume.
85Shark wroteHere's a Red-Shouldered Hawk and it doesn't look like the bird I originally posted.It looks like a Red-Shouldered Hawk.
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Esteban wroteHarris hawk, still a hawk, still a cool looking bird.Here's a Red-Shouldered Hawk and it doesn't look like the bird I originally posted.
Dalco450 wroteAsk and you shall receive................I would have liked to see a video of the accident ! Despite appearances, everyone is alive.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CantParkThereMate/comments/1t9m3uk/if_anyone_is_interested_in_how_the_hell_the/?share_id=KqBvmoXtaOGDHLNVQVnI5&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=20
It's.... not wrong.
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flybigjet wroteSo, are you saying that all Spec Miata drivers are premature when they apex?????My wife sent me this today....
It's.... not wrong.
Esteban wroteJust to win the Bird Dork debate, its a Harris Hawk.Here's a Red-Shouldered Hawk and it doesn't look like the bird I originally posted.
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Harriss_Hawk/overview
EDIT: Damn.... @freakystly is a bigger Bird Dork than I am... Great Job!
Josh-PA wroteOkay, thanks, point taken. Not a falcon. Beautiful bird, btw.Just to win the Bird Dork debate, its a Harris Hawk.
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Harriss_Hawk/overview
EDIT: Damn.... @freakystly is a bigger Bird Dork than I am... Great Job!
Here's one for you 'Bird Dorks.' Anybody know this bird? Can you identify it without looking it up?
Llarry wroteCheck where the vultures are circling in the Spanish Pyrénées. Navigate towards them and hear your variometer starting to sing the high-pitched song of their people. Most don't mind you circling with them for as long as the thermal lasts,but may give a "hey you thermal freeloader !" look so now and then. They ain't lazy - they are efficient.Bubba
Esteban wroteIt looks like a young kestral or similar little falcon to me. It's a cutie.Okay, thanks, point taken. Not a falcon. Beautiful bird, btw.
Here's one for you 'Bird Dorks.' Anybody know this bird? Can you identify it without looking it up?
Josh-PA wroteYou are correct. It is a falcon. The pygmy falcon.It looks like a young kestral or similar little falcon to me. It's a cutie.
"The pygmy falcon is the smallest bird of prey on the African continent, and among the smallest raptors on earth."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pygmy_falcon
