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Broad-winged Hawk

Buteo platypterus

Photo by Tom15
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Broad-winged Hawks were migrating past the summit of Hook Mountain in Nyack, NY this weekend.

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Comments (5)

No kidding?! We were all so excited to see it (not to see that it is hurt however)!
Thanks Emily. Broad-wings are the most comon species that migrate by here in the east. Fall migration will have a day or two with 5,000 to 10,000 flying by.
Great shot Tom! These are quite rare in CO. Oddly enough, we just received one into the Birds of Prey Foundation this week. It is only the 2nd Broad-wing in the Foundation's 30 year history and it's a dark morph to boot!
Thanks Ashley and congrats on another life bird! I'll be looking for your new posts of birds and herps.
Great photo, I just got my lifer one of these over the weekend, along with several lifer herps :) You should definitely stay tuned for the photos ;)

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