Please be aware, this post has content of a dead juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk.
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| Broad-winged Hawk |
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| Broad-winged Hawk |
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| Broad-winged Hawks |
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| Broad-winged Hawk |
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| Adult Red-shouldered Hawk that was swooping at a juvenile Red-tailed Hawk |
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| Juvenile Red-tailed Hawk that the Red-shoulder was swooping at. |
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| Red-tailed Hawk. It has a dead juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk in its talons, which is why the adult Red-shoulder was upset. |
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| Adult Red-shouldered Hawk |
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| The dead Red-shouldered Hawk that the Red-tailed Hawk was going to scavenge. It flew away before it ate any, and we double-bagged the body, wore PPE and handed the body off to the U.S Fish and Wildlife Services. The Red-shoulder was dead before the Red-tail got to it, as the eye was eaten out which is something a Red-tail wouldn't be able to do. |
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| The same juvenile Red-tailed Hawk |
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| Red-tailed Hawk |
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| An adult Red-tailed Hawk we saw later |
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| A juvenile Red-tailed Hawk (I don't know if it's the same juvenile or a different one) |
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| The adult Red-shouldered Hawk |
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| Cooper's Hawk |
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| Chipping Sparrow |
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| Canada Geese |