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In Reply to: My turn. posted by ghost of olddude55 on June 22, 2022 at 13:33:29:
Although can't be sure about the size.
Color and pattern can be quite variable on any hawks -- and young ("juvenal") can be extra-confounding. :)Mrs. H suggests looking at the photo of the juvenal in the photo next to the "habitat" heading at the link below.
Here's a not-great photo of a juvenal goshawk sitting on one of our birdfeeders here in NH.
We had a large amount of wooded conservation land behind our property when we lived in MA, and had a breeding pair (or more) in the woods for many years. We see them much more rarely here, where our land is much more open.
EDIT: Here's an adult, from our old house in MA. Note the white "eyeline".
all the best,
mrh
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Follow Ups
- Mrs. H (and I) are thinking Northern Goshawk - mhardy6647 06/22/2217:10:12 06/22/22 (2)
- We're outside of their range. - ghost of olddude55 08:18:10 06/23/22 (1)
- HH are southwestern US...--nt - elblanco 08:48:31 06/23/22 (0)
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