Please be aware, this post has content of the Red-Shouldered Hawks with prey.
This is part of a continuing series about these Red-shouldered Hawks and their family. See information about our observations and a list of all of the posts on the Red Shoulder Project page.
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling on the roof of the school |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling walking |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling walking |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling lying on the roof |
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| Another Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling on the ground... |
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| ...then in a tree |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling calling, maybe to their sibling on the roof |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling trying to land on a window frame, maybe so they can get their sibling to fly off the roof |
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| Trying... |
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| ...but just gave up. |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk fledgling |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk with prey (a rat). Please use live traps instead of poison. Many birds of prey and other predators are killed due to eating poisoned rats. |
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| Eastern Kingbird |
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| Canada Geese |
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| Young Canada Geese |