Birding/Wild Birds

Recent Answers

2009-11-21 Birding - Hawk ID:

Looking at it from this angle, I'm going to have to change my answer to female Northern Goshawk. The signature eyebrow and forward body stance are what I'm looking at here. That and they have a tendency

2009-11-20 Birding - What kind of Hawk is this?:

Looks like a Cooper's Hawk. They are known for biting off more that they can chew in regards to taking on larger birds. They also prey on smaller birds. So your tree there is going to be like a buffet

2009-11-20 Birding - Hawk ID:

I'm going to go with Broad-Winged Hawk on this one. The picture makes it hard to see any of the fieldmarks. The body fits Rough-Legged more. But the coloring is more Broad-Winged. My third guess would

2009-11-16 Birding - Need help with an identification:

There are Blue Footed, Red Footed and Brown Boobies. Another similar bird is the Gannet. I'm not sure if they are found in the Caribbean. You might be able to find a Caribbean list here: http://printablebirdchecklists

2009-11-07 Birding - Cardinals:

I have seen no change here in NE OK. If you will send your email address to me at walshaw1@cox.net and tell me the area that you live in I will pose this question to the bird listserv that I am a member