Tussey Mountain Spring Hawkwatch 2009 Quiz 8
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Answer #1
Great Blue Herons. Note the long legs with folded-back necks.

Answer #2
Sandhill Cranes. Note the long legs with outstretched necks.

Answer #3
Double-crested Cormorants.

Answer #4
Merlin. Note the pointed wings with dark streaking underneath.

Answer #5
American Kestrel. Pointed wings but light underneath.

Answer #6
Peregrine Falcon. Long and pointed wings.

Answer #7
American Kestrel.

Answer #8
Broad-winged Hawk. Note the chunky buteo shape with banded tail.

Answer #9
Broad-winged Hawk - left; Osprey - right. The Osprey has long, crooked wings.

Answer #10
Broad-winged Hawk. Note the dark trailing edge to the wings.

Answer #11
Sharp-shinned Hawk. Note the relatively long tail with small head.

Answer #12
Red-tailed Hawk. Note the belly band and reddish tail.

Answer #13
Osprey. Note the crooked wings and the hint of white on the head.

Answer #14
Broad-winged Hawk.

Answer #15
Osprey.

Osprey overhead at Tussey Mt. Hawkwatch, weekend of April 18, 2009.