[va-richmond-general] Re: Hawk Help

Thanks for replies.  Well, I was afraid someone would ask the species of =
hawk.  I could not pin it down, but I was pretty sure it was a juvenile =
of some sort.  Just could not account for every stripe and detail to be =
sure.  I took some video and will inspect it better.
        And, I figure the hawk can pick-off a squirrel or two fairly easily as =
our lazy, good-for-nothing, Bellevue squirrels are used to being chased =
by my smallish yapping dog but not a Stuka dive-bombing them from the =
air.

T. Nicholas



-----Original Message-----
From: WEalding@xxxxxxx [mailto:WEalding@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, August 30, 2004 10:28 AM
To: va-richmond-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [va-richmond-general] Re: Hawk Help


Do you have an idea what species the hawk might be?  At this time of  =
year,=20
we have noticed young red tails learning to manage on their own.  We  =
actually=20
have some pretty good pictures (taken in the pre-digital era) of a  =
young red=20
tail with a squirrel that it killed in our yard.  And one of our  =
neighbors=20
reported a hawk on the ground and called us to ask if it was OK.   They =
sent us=20
their digital pictures and we were able to confirm that it was a  red =
tail.
=20
Wendy Ealding
Chesterfield

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