@edwilk@mstdn.social Good story! If it was a dark-morph Western (calurus) redtail, it probably had a lot of red on the tail; hopefully it took off and showed him that tail!
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@annika@xoxo.zone Yep!
@southsamurai@sh.itjust.works Probably an Aussie or Kiwi accent, actually. Here's the Australasian Harrier, from NZ in 2015
#birds #Aotearoa
@pissed_eagle@birdbutt.com Red-tailed Hawks are highly variable; not all of the plumages are shown in the typical field guide. Here's a fun link with lots of pics https://arkansashawkingassociation.org/pdf/grintailsmod[1].pdf
@thestrangelet@beige.party It looks like this.
@edwilk@mstdn.social Good story! If it was a dark-morph Western (calurus) redtail, it probably had a lot of red on the tail; hopefully it took off and showed him that tail!
@pv_man@lor.sh OM1 Mark I with the 150-400 Oly zoom
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@RangerJosie@lemmy.world
No, they are large, and presumably cuddly!