Banded Cooper's Hawk, Horned Larks, and Western Bluebirds


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Banded Cooper's Hawk, Horned Larks, and Western Bluebirds

From: Leah and Andrew Kirk
Date: 1/1/00
Time: 4:14:37 PM
Remote Name: 209.221.200.41

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Harassing the White-crowned Sparrows at our feeder, an adult Cooper's Hawk with a band on its left leg. At Shepherd Creek alfalfa field, ~2 miles south of Independence, an estimated 1500 Horned Larks, but apparently no Longspurs. At the cattleguard at the end of Market Street in Indy, four Western Bluebirds.