That's a young Red-tailed Hawk. It doesn't have a red tail yet. That comes 
later when it matures. 

Good catch. 

Rich Guthrie 
New Baltimore, 
The Greene County 
New York 

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> On Aug 25, 2017, at 1:12 AM, Martin P. Pohl <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hello all, I'm looking for advice as to what the bird of prey could be that 
> populates our backyard in the Catskills.
> He's been coming on and off, and all other birds disappear when he heads in. 
> Sometimes gnags of Blue Jays try to chase him away. He had a rabbit for lunch 
> the other day. The prey was too heavy so the bird guarded it, while knowing 
> he was being watched from afar. Eventually the bird dragged the prey behind a 
> bush, only to retrieve it later.
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> Not sure if its a young golden eagle or a large hawk, or else ...photos at 
> this Google photo album...:
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> https://goo.gl/photos/3MWqnbPeK438Wm6z5
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> Any help is very much appreciated, location is 10 miles West of Woodstock, NY
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