[va-richmond-general] Re: Fwd: Bird Pic
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- Date: Fri, 26 Jan 2007 04:15:21 -0500
Any idea where in Hanover this bird was seen? I have had a Cooper's hanging around my bird feeder in Mechanicsville.
Margaret O'Bryan
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Subject: [va-richmond-general] Re: Fwd: Bird Pic
Robin:
My guess is that the bird is a 1st winter
male Cooper's hawk.
Naseem Reza
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From:
Ruth
Robin
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 10:23
PM
Subject: [va-richmond-general] Fwd: Bird
Pic
Here is an interesting photo that Mary A. asked me to
post to the listserv.� It comes from Jeff Trollinger.� He says:
"The bird picture I sent out
earlier was seen in Hanover County over the weekend.� I did receive some
additional info from the person who took the pic and it is pasted
here:
�
�
'The bird picture is causing a bit of a stir here as well.�� If it helps, I
did get to see him from behind.�� His back was a solid color until you get to
his tail feathers.�� There are two black bands; one wider than the other with
wider one closer to the base of the tail.� The smaller band is about half way
down the tail and the tips of the tail feathers were white.� The wings did not
cross over the back, nor did they extend to the end of this tail, but stopped
just a bit past the base of this tail.'"
Mary
Arginiteanu says that�Larry thinks it is an adult Goshawk; since it looks somewhat small
it is possibly a male.�
�
Any other ideas on the identity of this
bird?
Robin

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Margaret O'Bryan
Robin:
My guess is that the bird is a 1st winter
male Cooper's hawk.
Naseem Reza
----- Original Message -----From: Ruth RobinSent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 10:23 PMSubject: [va-richmond-general] Fwd: Bird Pic
Here is an interesting photo that Mary A. asked me to post to the listserv.� It comes from Jeff Trollinger.� He says:
"The bird picture I sent out earlier was seen in Hanover County over the weekend.� I did receive some additional info from the person who took the pic and it is pasted here:�� 'The bird picture is causing a bit of a stir here as well.�� If it helps, I did get to see him from behind.�� His back was a solid color until you get to his tail feathers.�� There are two black bands; one wider than the other with wider one closer to the base of the tail.� The smaller band is about half way down the tail and the tips of the tail feathers were white.� The wings did not cross over the back, nor did they extend to the end of this tail, but stopped just a bit past the base of this tail.'"
Mary Arginiteanu says that�Larry thinks it is an adult Goshawk; since it looks somewhat small it is possibly a male.��Any other ideas on the identity of this bird?
Robin
- [va-richmond-general] Fwd: Bird Pic
- From: Ruth Robin
- [va-richmond-general] Re: Fwd: Bird Pic
- From: Naseem Reza