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.
The Red-shouldered Hawk's three eyases seem likely to fledge soon. We call the mother "Ruby" and the father "Red". A Cooper's Hawk sat in a tree nearby the nest. Soon a parent flew in and they both chased it off.
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| 3 Red-shouldered Hawk nestlings |
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| 3 Red-shouldered Hawk nestlings |
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| Cooper's Hawk |
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| Cooper's Hawk |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk chasing Cooper's Hawk |
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| Both Red-shouldered Hawk parents |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk parent |
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| 3 Red-shouldered Hawk nestlings |
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| Red and the nestlings, one of which has the prey Red just delivered |
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| Red and the nestlings |
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| Red |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk nestlings. The middle one, likely the oldest, is tenting their wings over the prey to hide it from their siblings |
Ruby feeding the nestlings
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