Is it a Kriders Red-Tailed Hawk? I am not detecting bars on the tail as a Red-Shouldered would have, but it's sort of hard to see. It looks a little on the smallish side, but again, it's hard to tell in a photo. Anyway, that's my guess.
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This reminds me of elegans, the California sub race of the Red-shouldered Hawk.
Is it a Kriders Red-Tailed Hawk? I am not detecting bars on the tail as a Red-Shouldered would have, but it's sort of hard to see. It looks a little on the smallish side, but again, it's hard to tell in a photo. Anyway, that's my guess.
I am into Krider's for this one!
dermoidhome
It's about time you went with a raptor... also I know what it is.
-J
Ok..Red-tailed hawk
and who the heck is Jared up above in comments..He was deeply moved! LOL
My, but what a dainty looking raptor, with pearly grey head, and such big eyes...
just in case you want to venture out of NH..
We are having another Birders who Blog,Tweet and Chirp outing July 11 starting in Milford, Ct.
Already have a nice list of Bird/nature bloggers coming. Let me know if you are interested by commenting on this blog post
http://tinyurl.com/lflskh
or emailing..
thanks ..hope to see you there!
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