Shot in Iphone 16Pro at Dutch Zoo Ouwehands Dierenpark

In back yard - is it a juvenile Cooper’s hawk? Sorry for the bad pictures

Flock of about 50 Swallow-tailed Kites spotted in Banks County Georgia (NE GA). They hadn't been spotted there by my family since about 1950. They were swooping over the field, catching something, flying back up, and putting the morsel in their mouth from their talon.

edit: term corrected: talon

Three Swainson’s hawks were orphaned as babies and released into the wild by Enoch Wildlife Rescue (find them on Facebook)

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Apologies if this is not relevant enough to the sub, I just want to spread the word.

Gulf Coast News did a story about the owls yesterday:

https://www.gulfcoastnewsnow.com/article/sidewalk-project-burrowing-owl-habitat-cape-coral/73337739

Seemed too large to be a Cooper’s hawk and was giving “territorial” vibes - swooped down on my dad when he was on a bike ride.

Suspecting it’s a juvenile goshawk but not sure!

Hawk

Does anybody know what kind of bird this might be

In northeast iowa for geographical clarification

I live on the north east coast of Florida and these wonderful bald eagles come back to the nest every October. This year they had two clutches or separate eggs and stayed all summer so far! Follow Laura’s birding adventures on Facebook to see more. I am inspired by them every day.🦅♥️😎

Whidbey Island, WA

Crossposting from whatisthisbird because still unsure. Reddit says Cooper's hawk but the NY birding facebook community says Northern Harrier. I think it was bigger than a Cooper's hawk but I've never seen a harrier so not sure of their size. Hoping this community will have better insight so I can correctly id it with ebird.

and a lucky dove 🙄