Status of Common Black Hawn (was Re: Bill Baggs Cape Florida TAS walk)

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Posted by David Mark on 14:10:28 04/23/05

In Reply to: Bill Baggs Cape Florida TAS walk posted by John Boyd

> On the way home, I spotted the Great Black > Hawk over the north end of Crandon Park.

John Boyd's post casually mentioned seeing "the Great Black Hawk" over the north end of Crandon Park. Is this considered to be a wild (i.e., "countable") bird, or is it thought to be an escape?

David

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Re: Status of Common Black Hawk (was Re: Bill Baggs Cape Florida TAS walk) - John Boyd 15:02:39 04/23/05 (3)
- Re: Status of Great Black Hawk (was Re: Bill Baggs Cape Florida TAS walk) - Jeff Weber 13:40:19 04/24/05 (2)
  - Re: Status of Great Black Hawk - Bill Pranty 18:32:19 04/24/05 (0)
  - Re: Status of Great Black Hawk - Bill Pranty 18:32:18 04/24/05 (0)

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