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Hi all:
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On Sunday I'm pretty sure I saw one of the red-shouldered hawks by Wentzell=
's Lake. While watching it another hawk of the same size and shape came in=
=2C which seemed to show aggressive behaviour. The only difference was som=
ething I've seen in a hawk before of which I still have no identification a=
nd no explanation as to what I saw. I had previously posted remarks on it =
without positive results for an answer. David Walmark was with me and also=
observed the oddity. Half way down both wings in the same spot on the win=
g was a white stripe which ran straight down the center of the wing pretty =
well from the top to the bottom. It also was a hawk of red-shouldered=2C r=
ed-tailed hawk size and shape. I'm thinking likely the mate of the red-sho=
uldered hawk=2C but any other suggestions. I cannot explain the aggressive=
behaviour of the other hawk diving at the initial one. =20
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James R. Hirtle
Bridgewater =20
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 =3B<BR>On Sunday I'm pretty sure =3BI saw one of the red-shouldere=
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