accipiters
What’s in a Name: Cooper’s and Sharp-shinned Hawks
Alas for the naming of birds that it took place before anyone had the foresight to recognize that the Sharp-shinned…
Cooper’s Hawk Eating a Road-Killed Canada Goose
On the same day that I journeyed out to eastern Long Island to enjoy birding Shinnecock Inlet in the fog…
Pictures Galore!
So my last couple of posts have not had pictures in them. Bad! But that was only because, inspired by…
10,000 Birds T-shirts Are Magic!
Chrissy Guarino is an ace upstate New York birder who has written guest posts for 10,000 Birds before. Whether she…
Accipiter Sp.
Pictures of two different accipiters, without comment as to possible identification. One was found perched and digiscoped in Kissena Park…
Cooper v. Sharpie
Identity theft is a serious crime. Birds, to my knowledge, rarely bring legal action against one another, but if they…
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