This is an immature Cooper's Hawk. If any Broad-winged Hawks would be here (which they arent even close to in NE yet, it would be an adult.
On Wed, Jan 27, 2021 at 8:15 AM David Small <docfinsdave@gmail.com> wrote:
--This broad-winged hawk nearly hit my windshield yesterday morning as I drove into the Camden downtown. It landed in a tree in the Memorial Park and perched long enough for me to park and click.Cheers,Dave
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