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Sharp-shinned Hawk

By Sarvey Wildlife / Monday, November 9, 2020 /
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This hawk was found on a patio after hitting the window of someone's home. He hit hard enough to cause the window to crack! These hawks are sometimes called Chicken hawks or Sparrow hawks because they eat birds. He may have been chasing breakfast when he miscalculated the situation. We are treating him for injuries to the coracoid and head trauma. This is a juvenile and we know this because the eyes are still yellow. They will eventually turn red. Status: released

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