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Hi all,

I could use some help identifying an immature hawk that frequented my yard
in Cupertino last year.  I took some pictures which can be viewed at
http://home.comcast.net/~m_pollack/HawkID/index.htm .  You can click on each
thumbnail to see a larger image.

I believe these pictures are all of memebers of the same brood, if not of
the same exact bird.  But the images were taken on diffent days so I can't
guarantee it.

I'm not usually so incompetent at identifying raptors, but I'll admit to
being easily dumbfounded when it comes to juveniles.  Any help the list
members can provide would be much appreciated.

Michael Pollack

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