[Not rock pile related] Came across an angry territorial goshawk, which I would have thought was a smaller Cooper's Hawk. Except I have one of those nesting in my yard and this was just slightly larger, grey, and had a deeper voice. So it must be a small goshawk. I wonder if this is a small for any sort of distributional reason? I note that, according to Peterson, goshawk nesting range is extending southward (although not including Mass. in the maps of my edition).
Rock pile- Please heed- My ebook "The man who saw too many goshawks" is available from www.smashwords.com. The best- Nelson Briefer- Anacortes, WA. www.goshawkspugetsound.blogspot.com
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