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Garrett Lau | profile | all galleries >> Nature >> birds >> Birds by Type >> Birds of Prey >> Cooper's Hawk tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

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Cooper's Hawk

Cooper's Hawks in Santa Clara County, California

Also one at Diablo Foothills Regional Park
Contra Costa County, California

The most recent photos are now at the beginning.
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Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel
Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel		 Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel
Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel		 Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel
Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel		 Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel
Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel
Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel
Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel		 Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel
Cooper's Hawk catching squirrel		 Cooper's Hawk with squirrel
Cooper's Hawk with squirrel		 Cooper's Hawk fledgling
Cooper's Hawk fledgling
Cooper's Hawk fledgling
Cooper's Hawk fledgling		 Cooper's Hawk fledglings sharing food
Cooper's Hawk fledglings sharing food		 Cooper's Hawk fledgling eating
Cooper's Hawk fledgling eating		 Cooper's Hawk fledglings
Cooper's Hawk fledglings
Cooper's Hawk fledglings
Cooper's Hawk fledglings		 Cooper's Hawk
Cooper's Hawk		 Cooper's Hawk
Cooper's Hawk		 Cooper's Hawk
Cooper's Hawk
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Mark Gerrie 01-Jan-2012 23:02
Thanks for the site, and information. I was able to identify a large visitor to our backyard birdfeeder as a Cooper's Hawk (wasnt sure, this or a red Sholdered Hawk, but the darker bill seems to match the Cooper's Hawk). Oddly this is in Lake Forest California, semi-suburbs. Interesting to watch the hawk swooping and bouncing off the bush where the birds have taken shelter, trying to scare them out no doubt. Thanks again for a nicely done site.
Garrett Lau10-Dec-2007 19:14
Thanks. Yes, immature Cooper's Hawks have yellow eyes, while adults have red eyes.
Heidi 10-Dec-2007 15:11
I like your pictures. I have a lot of different hawks around this time of year (Dec.). It has been fun getting photos of them and finding out what they are.
Can Cooper's Hawks have yellowish eyes or reddish eyes?
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