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Red-tailed hawk in flight, Bath, Maine December
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Red-tailed hawk in flight, Bath, Maine December

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  • Peregrine falcon in flight, Phippsburg, Maine. This raptor has been delisted by the US Federal Government. Its current status is protected, but no longer endangered.
  • Red Tailed hawk in flight, a winter raptor in Maine
  • Red Tailed hawk in flight, a winter raptor in Maine
  • Red-tailed hawk in flight, Bath, Maine December
  • Red-tailed hawk in flight, Bath, Maine December
  • Red-tailed hawk in flight, Bath, Maine December
  • Red-tailed hawk in flight, Bath, Maine December
  • A Sharp-shinned hawk hunting at my bird feeders in winter, Phippsburg Maine December. This bird has committed murders at the feeders every day. The feathers of its kills are the evidence of Mourning Doves which appear to be its favorites, Juncos and American Goldfinches.
  • Red-tailed Hawk in flight, Hermit Island, Phippsburg Maine
  • Red-tailed Hawk in flight, Hermit Island, Phippsburg Maine
  • Northern Harrier, also called a Marsh Hawk, in flight
  • Northern Harrier, also called a Marsh Hawk, in mid dive into Phragmites rushes in pursuit of prey
  • Northern Harrier, also called a Marsh Hawk, in mid dive into Phragmites rushes in pursuit of prey
  • Northern Harrier, also called a Marsh Hawk, in flight
  • juvenile Cooper's Hawk, perched in a tree, Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Preserve, Ocean City New Jersey, Novembe 29, 2013. Cooper's Hawks are common in Maine, but are migratory birds. It is uncommon to see them in the late fall or winter months.
  • juvenile Red Tailed Hawk, perched in a tree, Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Preserve, Ocean City New Jersey, Novembe 29, 2013. Red Tailed Hawks are common in Maine.
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  • "Hey! Where did it go?!" Broad Winged hawk right after defecating seems to wonder where his product went! I seem to have the most amazing luck photographing birds pooping. I call it my Feces Species series. Phippsburg Maine
  • "Ahhh that felt good!" Broad Winged hawk defecating. I seem to have the most amazing luck photographing birds pooping. I call it my Feces Species series. Phippsburg Maine
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