Broad -winged hawk huh?

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Posted by Paul-the-other on 05:06:16 02/07/06

In Reply to: Re: Hawk ID? posted by Bill Pranty

Oh well,Dee, just another ritzy bird in your uptown subdivision. You can't have red-shouldered like the rest of us po' folk.

If you are out and about stop over at Hoechoka Hammock for there is a very fast moving, large hawk type that manuevers very well down the angled pathways. I never get a good look and it never calls so it is still a mystery bird. With your trusty 8800 and phenomenal luck maybe you can identify it.

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Comments:	: Oh well,Dee, just another ritzy bird in your uptown subdivision. You can't have red-shouldered like the rest of us po' folk. : : If you are out and about stop over at Hoechoka Hammock for there is a very fast moving, large hawk type that manuevers very well down the angled pathways. I never get a good look and it never calls so it is still a mystery bird. With your trusty 8800 and phenomenal luck maybe you can identify it.
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