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The Eagle · 08-13-2007, 01:01 PM

Hi Costal,
That appears to be a "Coopers Hawk" You can tell (a Coopers hawk) by the grey dash lines in his breast and if you look at the feathers in his/her under tail they will form a "Horizontal Stripe," pattern across the tail, when spread. A Red Tail Hawk, will have just that. Red Tail feathers. Make sure who ever is picking it up, has a "Falkery License" (probably spelled wrong). You need a special license just to have a hawk, eagle or falcon in your posession. They are beautiful, though, aren't they!
"The Eagle"

08-13-2007, 01:01 PM	#16
The Eagle Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Burlington MA & Moultonboro NH Posts: 218 Thanks: 17 Thanked 141 Times in 33 Posts	It's appears to be.... Hi Costal, That appears to be a "Coopers Hawk" You can tell (a Coopers hawk) by the grey dash lines in his breast and if you look at the feathers in his/her under tail they will form a "Horizontal Stripe," pattern across the tail, when spread. A Red Tail Hawk, will have just that. Red Tail feathers. Make sure who ever is picking it up, has a "Falkery License" (probably spelled wrong). You need a special license just to have a hawk, eagle or falcon in your posession. They are beautiful, though, aren't they! "The Eagle"