Red-Shouldered Hawk and Eyas

Posted on May 21, 2022

Red-shouldered hawk and two babies.
The adult is the same one that I showed close up yesterday. I did not see the adult bring any food. Spring Lake Regional Park, Santa Rose, CA.

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A New Eyas in the Red-Shouldered Hawk’s Nest

Posted on May 12, 2022

baby red shouldered hawk
There is an additional baby hawk called an eyas in this nest. It cannot be seen in this photograph. I took this photo on 5-11-2022 at the Spring Lake Regional Park, Santa Rosa, California.

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Red Shouldered Hawk Waiting for its Mate

Posted on May 2, 2022

Hawk standing on the edge of the nest
This hawk was sitting in the nest with only a head showing when it climbed up. Its mate showed up shortly thereafter. This photo was taken at the Spring Lake Regional Park, Santa Rosa, California.

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A Pair of Red Shouldered Hawks

Posted on May 1, 2022

A pair of red tail hawks
The mate had just flown in and was feeding the young. Photographed at Spring Lake Regional Park, Santa Rosa, California.

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Taking Wing

Posted on February 6, 2019

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– Rescued Red Tail Hawk. Bird Rescue Center of Sonoma County. birdrescuecenter.org. Santa Rosa, CA. February 2, 2019.
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Dazed

Posted on December 31, 2013

Dazed Hawk

This bird crashed into our large window yesterday morning. It sounded like a small sonic boom. I went out and started photographing the bird from as close as 140 cm. It took the bird about 10 minutes to recover, fly off and sit in a nearby tree. I’m not sure the species of this hawk but it maybe a juvenile Cooper’s Hawk. If you think otherwise, please let me know by commenting.

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