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6 thoughts on “Look who came to visit on early Tuesday”
It looks like a chick peregrine falcon. Feathers are still a bit ‘fluffy” but the talons are definitely from a raptor. The beak hasn’t reached full development yet. Parents should still be in the area where this chick was found.
I think that that bird is a Cooper’s Hawk. The Male is smaller than female. He’s been around my house on Wheeler Point. I promised him a pound of hamburger if he would get the red squirrel in my yard.
Good Morning Gloucester 
It looks like a chick peregrine falcon. Feathers are still a bit ‘fluffy” but the talons are definitely from a raptor. The beak hasn’t reached full development yet. Parents should still be in the area where this chick was found.
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Thank you for the information. .it hung around most of the morning
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Gorgeous!!
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Thanks Nichole, Nature is beautiful.
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I think that that bird is a Cooper’s Hawk. The Male is smaller than female. He’s been around my house on Wheeler Point. I promised him a pound of hamburger if he would get the red squirrel in my yard.
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Thanks for the information
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