I'm fairly sure that I've gotten it right this time. This broad-winged hawk, evidently had an adult and/or a juvenile green heron in it's sights. A few moments after the hawk flushed, a series of squawks took place and an adult and a juvenile green heron took flight. It looked like the adult made a crash landing in some low brush about a hundreds yards away, but the juvenile landed on a tree branch and allowed a few distance snaps.
Cheers,
Dave
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