Wonder what injured animal #3 will be - don't things come in threes?
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Believe it or not, this is a second Redtail juvenile
Wonder what injured animal #3 will be - don't things come in threes?
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WOW!!!! Extraordinary close up!
:- D Do you folks normally keep a pair of welding gloves around? Just for moments like this?
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Please be careful out there! There seem to be a lot of juvenile birds who are not good at avoiding collisions with vehicles. We got another bird in this week - a Coopers Hawk - but unfortunately it had to be put down because the wing was too badly damaged. The Cooper seemed so small compared to the Redtails we've seen this fall. It was a very attractive bird, but looked tall and gangly. It had a long narrow tail with light colored bars across the feathers. I've learned to tell the difference between the Cooper and the Sharp-shinned, so that is a good thing.
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