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Tag Archives: red shouldered hawk

This and That

It is time to post a few recent photos.  The raptors always come first.  Then it is for the little guys.

Posted byBonnie CoeNovember 18, 2018Posted inBackyard Birds, Eagles, Miscellaneous WildlifeTags:Cape May warbler, cedar waxwing, Cooper's hawk, Eagle, Eastern phoebe, Hudson river, northern cardinal, palm warbler, purple finch, red shouldered hawk, Westchester County NYLeave a comment on This and That

More Eagles Plus

Two of the three birds below were banded in Connecticut, 2016 and 217.  We now have three CT eagles that have recently investigated the Hudson River.  All the other photos show resident eagles and resident red-shouldered hawk.

Posted byBonnie CoeFebruary 5, 2018February 5, 2018Posted inEaglesTags:Croton, Eagle, Hudson river, red shouldered hawk1 Comment on More Eagles Plus

Awesome Autumn

I love this time of year.   The colors of the leaves and birds are especially glorious.

Posted byBonnie CoeNovember 12, 2015November 12, 2015Posted inBackyard Birds, Miscellaneous WildlifeTags:blue jay, cardinal, Croton, osprey, ossining, red shouldered hawk, red-bellied woodpecker2 Comments on Awesome Autumn

How to Catch an Eagle

Bring in some wind, snow, low tide, lots of fish and extremely cold weather.  The eagles have moved to the Hudson River in big numbers now.  This is just in time for Teatown Lake Reservation’s Hudson River EagleFest.        

Posted byBonnie CoeJanuary 30, 2015January 30, 2015Posted inEaglesTags:Croton, Eagle, Hudson river, red shouldered hawk, Teatown Lake ReservationLeave a comment on How to Catch an Eagle
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