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| American Crow and a Cooper's Hawk. |
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| Coopers Hawk can be easily identified as a hawk in flight by their "flap-flap-glide" flight. |
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| Unlike falcons, Cooper's Hawks squeeze their prey until they die or drown them. |
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| Two views of the same younger Red-tailed Hawk |
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| Two views of the same older Red-tailed Hawk |
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| Coopers Hawk |
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| Coopers Hawk |
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| Canada goose and Mallards |
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| Canada goose and Wood Ducks |
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| Mallards |
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| Mallard |
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| This Horned grebe appears to be in the middle of molting, so has some reddish and some grey feathers. |
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| American Crow |
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| Canada Geese |
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| Wood duck |
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| Wood ducks |
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| Ring-billed Gulls |
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| Red-winged Blackbird |
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| European Starling |
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| European Starling |
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