Yes.   Imm. Red-shouldered.  Nice photo.  

All the classic field marks are visible in the photo - even the pale
translucent windows near the tips of the primaries,  as well as the
streaking on the upper breast ( which a red-tail would never have), lack of
dark patagial bar, and the pattern of barring on the tail. 

Jim Coe

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[mailto:bounce-112681066-3714...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Ardith Bondi
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Subject: [nysbirds-l] Hawk ID?

Any opinions as to the ID of this hawk?

I photographed it yesterday at Croton Point Park and think it's probably a
juvenile Red-shouldered, but I'd appreciate others' input.


http://ardithbondi.com/pictures/slide4533.jpg

Thanks,

Ardith Bondi

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