[Birdnet] Krider's Hawk

[Mark Stackhouse]

Hi Keith,

I've seen them on occasion, usually in the fall/winter, but I think 
I've seen them in all seasons. Most (all?) of my records are for 
northern Utah. While I was working at Tracy Aviary, we had one that was 
brought in for rehab that had been misidentified as a Ferruginous Hawk. 
The most remarkable sighting I can recall was of three birds seen 
together on the north side of Portage, near the Idaho border, I believe 
in December 1999.

It seems that they show up here from time to time - always a great bird 
to see.

Mark Stackhouse
mark at westwings.com
801-487-9453 (Salt Lake City, Utah, USA)
011-52-323-285-1243 (San Blas, Nayarit, Mexico)

On Apr 7, 2007, at 8:16 AM, Judy and Keith wrote:

>
> We have had an interesting hawk hanging out in Cache County for the 
> last week.  After observing the bird several different times, we have 
> come to the conclusion that it is a juvenile Krider’s hawk. This bird 
> seems to be a pure form, every fits.  The bird has been hanging out on 
> the Benson Road, which is 3200 W. off Highway 30, west of Logan.  
> We’re wondering if anyone else have seen Krider’s and in what areas of 
> Utah.
>  
> Keith Archibald
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