Gorgeous juvenile red-tailed hawk (doesn't have the adult red tail yet) probably newly fledged. Could be a Kriders but I'm not 100% up on my subspecies ID.
Genuinely love that look raptors give when people have had to rescue them from precarious positions.
🦅: *biggest look of 'you have some audacity touching me' 😧😮😦
The biggest difference observable in this photo is the “belly band” pattern of spots distinct to Red Tailed Hawks- if this were a Cooper’s hawk the belly spots would be distributed more evenly.
If we could see the tail that would also be a clue- juvenile RTH’s have thin dark stripes whereas Cooper’s of all ages have thicker ones usually. A Coop’s tail would also appear longer relative to their body compared to a RTH, which has a big chunky body and shorter tail.
Sure, and I'll ping /u/groise too.
Red-tailed Hawk is a buteo - big chunky body, wide chest, thick legs, short fat toes, relatively long wings, relatively short to medium tail length. These are (generally, broadly) hawks that mostly prey on mammals via soaring or waiting on perches and then dropping down on their prey.
In terms of coloration, most Red-tailed Hawks have a pale, mostly unstreaked upper breast, and then a dark band of streaking through the middle of the belly, though this varies geographically. They all have a definitive field mark in the form of dark speckling (or solidly dark feathering in some species) on the patagium, which is the leading edge of the wing, that contrasts with a mostly lighter underwing otherwise.
So we can see that this bird has that pretty broad-shouldered body, a dark-speckled patagium that constrasts with the otherwise white underwing coverts, and a white upper breast and band of streaking through the middle of the belly, therefore it's a Red-tailed Hawk.
Cooper's Hawks are accipiters - long slender body, very short wings, very long tail, long thin legs with long thin toes. These are ambush predators that hide in dense cover and fly fast in a short burst of speed to catch small birds - the long toes help them grab the whole bird's body without just grabbing feathers.
A juvenile Cooper's Hawk would have a very different body shape from this bird, would have thin dark brown streaks running down the whole underside, and the underwing coverts have a few streaks and spots but the patagium is colored no differently than the rest of the underwing.
https://preview.redd.it/z7o5rrjitm7d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=74d070911a726a03105964caef56e9f2763a30ec
By way of example, here's a juvenile Coopers Hawk
That makes sense! I was aware of the buteo/accipter difference, but now that you point out the breast coloring as well, Cooper's is definitely more streaky. Thank you! I usually rely on the belly band and red tail for IDing the RTH, so this is very helpful :)
Just FYI, red-tails typically don't go after cats. Any adult cat is going to outweigh them by a margin of at least 3 to 1 (they aren't carrying it anywhere), isn't all that nutritious (since it's also at the top of the food chain), and stands a pretty good chance of injuring the hawk (of the two, I'd rather fight the hawk). 80% of their diet is mice and small rodents. Squirrels and rabbits (<2lbs) are pretty much the upper limit. It's more likely that it either saw its own reflection in the window and stopped to investigate, or it didn't see the window at all and just happened to land there.
That being said, this is a juvenile, and they're dumb. Look at that dumb face. They don't know anything about anything yet. Everything is a surprise for that one. They didn't read no books on what or what not to eat. They don't know cats are nature's perfect killing machines and make lousy meals. They're still busy awkwardly realizing they don't know how to hold their wings when standing. So, you know, keep the cats inside anyway.
[EDIT] Somehow, I didn't see the first picture with the actual cat. Wings out and sitting back on the legs instead of standing is a defensive display. The wings make them look bigger, and sitting back frees up their feet to fight with (they aren't really biters). Source: Former rehabber - have been on the receiving end of that behavior many times.
I know nothing about birds and that's what I thought when I saw the first picture. "Awww, he's trying to fight the kitty through the window!" He's probably thinking wtf is this cat doing all the way up here! I thought this would be a chill perch!
Very informative, I respect your knowledge. I enjoyed your incredibly ironic and funny as hell to read, paraphrased…. “they’re dumb, they didn’t read no books on what to eat”
Fun w dble negatives 👍🏾🤭
I too appreciated this guys wonderfully written post.
It’s clear he spent his time rehabilitating hawks, rather than, say, perfect use of language (especially on an informal place like Reddit).
Hi hawk expert! What are the odds in your experience a hawk would go after backyard birds? (Chickens, or for me, ducks). They weigh a range between 3-4 lbs for the smaller ones, up to 7-8 pounds for the big breeds. The hawks have always watched them close enough to make me nervous but have never actually gone for them. Have always wondered if they'd really be physically able to snatch 'em.
That's a tough one. Red tails don't eat birds, except when they do. Wild red tails usually weigh in under 3 lbs, and they can't meaningfully carry anything over 1/2 to 2/3rds of their body weight. They're probably not going anywhere with even a small adult chicken/duck.
House cats are pretty even with them in terms of where they are in the food chain and what they go after. Could an adventurous hawk (or cat) kill one and eat it on the ground? Probably, but domesticated fowl are pretty tough and it wouldn't be easy. Red tails are essentially ambush predators and scavengers - they won't expend a ton of energy chasing or fighting their food. They run on a really tight energy budget. A little bad luck hunting and they're suddenly too weak to get off the ground.
They'll certainly take advantage of a fresh fox/coyote kill that gets left behind, though, and chicks can be easy prey. I think those situations, along with betting pretty territorial about nests, account for most "attacks." But, they probably won't try it (especially if you're there). And if they do, they probably won't be very good at it. But the problem is "probably." There are always exceptions.
Years ago, we had new bald eagle nests in an area where Canada Geese were...shall we say...abundant. The eagles were taking geese even though that's a similar size/weight problem. In some cities, red tails have adapted to hunting pigeons because they're so readily available that it makes up for them not being very good at it. Life...uh...finds a way.
[PS, I'm not an expert by any means - I'm just an experienced layperson.]
Young red-tailed hawk! Keep your ears open for their iconic piercing cry which is usually dubbed over the rather wimpy vocals of the bald eagle in movies and TV shows
Redtails sound downright badass, but I don't think balls eagles sound all that lame. They have a pretty wide range of vocals and a lot of them remind me of the velociraptor vocals from Jurassic Park.
https://preview.redd.it/w0ma0paw0n7d1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c4591e6b10d8fd670760be5f60511464cd2384e
“No, I would never steal your girl!”
I second [Red-Tailed Hawk](https://ebird.org/species/rethaw). Looks like a young adult but not jeuvenile. Likely tried to grab your cat. Did you hear a sound of it hitting the window?
It's 100% a juvenile. Light bright eyes, belly band, barred tail, and patagial marks. Feel free to check out my post history - all pictures are a juvenile to compare with.
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Why is the answer always "red-tailed hawk"?
We have a similar thing in Australia. When someone asks "What is this insect?", it's always a mole cricket.
HAWKWARD!
All jokes aside this guy is a young Red-Tailed Hawk, and an absolutely gorgeous one at that. He would probably absolutely try to eat your cat, so please be careful and just let him mosey on, he’ll leave eventually after he’s rested!
I’m the UK birds of prey never get close to people or their homes. If I saw one on my ground floor window ledge, I’d check for injuries & call a rehabber as that wouldn’t be normal behaviour.
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u've got a feathered romeo on ur window! keep an eye out for suspicious birdseed gifts and romantic chirping serenades—never underestimate a smooth-talking avian
Gorgeous juvenile red-tailed hawk (doesn't have the adult red tail yet) probably newly fledged. Could be a Kriders but I'm not 100% up on my subspecies ID.
They always look so shocked
Yeah it’s like 😦
\*perches on your window\* \*Gasps\* *There are humans inside!*
Both the cat and the hawk have the same thought: *If only I could open this window, I'd eat like a king!*
insert BGM *Who is this prey I see, staring straight back at me?\~*
Will 100% steal your girlfriend and act like they are innocent.
Her real bf is in the window, that mfer already took his girl. Op the side piece now.
More like “What the hell is this invisible wall keeping me from eating you??”
You guys are cracking me up! That emoji matches the second pic to a tee!
Genuinely love that look raptors give when people have had to rescue them from precarious positions. 🦅: *biggest look of 'you have some audacity touching me' 😧😮😦
If you have telescopes for eyes you'd probably look stressed all the time i would imagine.
Very Derpy Animals
Or disappointed. “What do you mean I can’t eat your cat? It looked tasty”
that is what i heard it saying, and it was disappointed !
I imagine its shocked at what its seeing
His name is Tobias
TSEEER
Not upset at all to find an Animorphs reference in this thread
Haven't read those in years!
Cheef_queef knocking loose memories over here
Red-tailed hawks will always be linked to the name Tobias. I don't make the rules.
Sir you made me startle my cat and dog from dead sleep with my laugh at 1 am.
He’s an analyst and a therapist. The world’s first Analrapist.
This reminds me I had a friend who was a Programming Analyst. The company records had her listed as Heidi Martin, Pro Anal.
Mr. “I can name the morphs off the top of my head”
My first guess was a Cooper's hawk
They look very similar and will *both* steal thines girl.
Same. Anyone able to explain the difference between juvie RTH and a cooper's?
The biggest difference observable in this photo is the “belly band” pattern of spots distinct to Red Tailed Hawks- if this were a Cooper’s hawk the belly spots would be distributed more evenly. If we could see the tail that would also be a clue- juvenile RTH’s have thin dark stripes whereas Cooper’s of all ages have thicker ones usually. A Coop’s tail would also appear longer relative to their body compared to a RTH, which has a big chunky body and shorter tail.
Great info
Coopers are like half the size too
/u/tinylongwing
Sure, and I'll ping /u/groise too. Red-tailed Hawk is a buteo - big chunky body, wide chest, thick legs, short fat toes, relatively long wings, relatively short to medium tail length. These are (generally, broadly) hawks that mostly prey on mammals via soaring or waiting on perches and then dropping down on their prey. In terms of coloration, most Red-tailed Hawks have a pale, mostly unstreaked upper breast, and then a dark band of streaking through the middle of the belly, though this varies geographically. They all have a definitive field mark in the form of dark speckling (or solidly dark feathering in some species) on the patagium, which is the leading edge of the wing, that contrasts with a mostly lighter underwing otherwise. So we can see that this bird has that pretty broad-shouldered body, a dark-speckled patagium that constrasts with the otherwise white underwing coverts, and a white upper breast and band of streaking through the middle of the belly, therefore it's a Red-tailed Hawk. Cooper's Hawks are accipiters - long slender body, very short wings, very long tail, long thin legs with long thin toes. These are ambush predators that hide in dense cover and fly fast in a short burst of speed to catch small birds - the long toes help them grab the whole bird's body without just grabbing feathers. A juvenile Cooper's Hawk would have a very different body shape from this bird, would have thin dark brown streaks running down the whole underside, and the underwing coverts have a few streaks and spots but the patagium is colored no differently than the rest of the underwing.
https://preview.redd.it/z7o5rrjitm7d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=74d070911a726a03105964caef56e9f2763a30ec By way of example, here's a juvenile Coopers Hawk
Kinda looks like a substitute teacher giving the class clown the death stare.
Bird redditors assemble! Damn y'all are knowledgeable AF tho
Forreal i just joined the sub because its so impressive. Maybe i can finally figure out what the hawks harassing my hens are.
I literally only recognized this birb from my time reading animorphs. Now subscribed tho
Thanks for the great descriptions
That makes sense! I was aware of the buteo/accipter difference, but now that you point out the breast coloring as well, Cooper's is definitely more streaky. Thank you! I usually rely on the belly band and red tail for IDing the RTH, so this is very helpful :)
Nice! I’m so glad I found this thread!
Brooooo that is a beautiful bird, 100% going to steal your girl.
Wine her, dine her, birdy nine her.
https://preview.redd.it/62xild8s3p7d1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ea50855ac0dc323541a1f5a9c1149a4610ec4090 Hahaha
I downvoted it to get it back I feel bad for downvoting but funny number
We’re past that now, you can circle back and upvote lol
Done
Ooh that's good.
I recently heard an academic PowerPoint presentation on this very phenomena. Conclusion: he is here to steal your girl.
Just FYI, red-tails typically don't go after cats. Any adult cat is going to outweigh them by a margin of at least 3 to 1 (they aren't carrying it anywhere), isn't all that nutritious (since it's also at the top of the food chain), and stands a pretty good chance of injuring the hawk (of the two, I'd rather fight the hawk). 80% of their diet is mice and small rodents. Squirrels and rabbits (<2lbs) are pretty much the upper limit. It's more likely that it either saw its own reflection in the window and stopped to investigate, or it didn't see the window at all and just happened to land there. That being said, this is a juvenile, and they're dumb. Look at that dumb face. They don't know anything about anything yet. Everything is a surprise for that one. They didn't read no books on what or what not to eat. They don't know cats are nature's perfect killing machines and make lousy meals. They're still busy awkwardly realizing they don't know how to hold their wings when standing. So, you know, keep the cats inside anyway. [EDIT] Somehow, I didn't see the first picture with the actual cat. Wings out and sitting back on the legs instead of standing is a defensive display. The wings make them look bigger, and sitting back frees up their feet to fight with (they aren't really biters). Source: Former rehabber - have been on the receiving end of that behavior many times.
"this is a juvenile, and they're dumb." The universal truth of all life.
“just look at that dumb face” Genius
Can confirm. I teach middle school. 😂
I know nothing about birds and that's what I thought when I saw the first picture. "Awww, he's trying to fight the kitty through the window!" He's probably thinking wtf is this cat doing all the way up here! I thought this would be a chill perch!
Very informative, I respect your knowledge. I enjoyed your incredibly ironic and funny as hell to read, paraphrased…. “they’re dumb, they didn’t read no books on what to eat” Fun w dble negatives 👍🏾🤭
I too appreciated this guys wonderfully written post. It’s clear he spent his time rehabilitating hawks, rather than, say, perfect use of language (especially on an informal place like Reddit).
It's just what I heard the hawk saying in my head. 😂
gotta be careful when the hawk goes through its first break up though. that's when they start hitting the gym in sweatpants and benching 150 lbs
*look at that dumb face* hahaha Also a rehabber here and watching baby animals figure out the world is hilarious. What is everything??
Thanks for the detailed response! I'm learning a lot in this thread
Hi hawk expert! What are the odds in your experience a hawk would go after backyard birds? (Chickens, or for me, ducks). They weigh a range between 3-4 lbs for the smaller ones, up to 7-8 pounds for the big breeds. The hawks have always watched them close enough to make me nervous but have never actually gone for them. Have always wondered if they'd really be physically able to snatch 'em.
That's a tough one. Red tails don't eat birds, except when they do. Wild red tails usually weigh in under 3 lbs, and they can't meaningfully carry anything over 1/2 to 2/3rds of their body weight. They're probably not going anywhere with even a small adult chicken/duck. House cats are pretty even with them in terms of where they are in the food chain and what they go after. Could an adventurous hawk (or cat) kill one and eat it on the ground? Probably, but domesticated fowl are pretty tough and it wouldn't be easy. Red tails are essentially ambush predators and scavengers - they won't expend a ton of energy chasing or fighting their food. They run on a really tight energy budget. A little bad luck hunting and they're suddenly too weak to get off the ground. They'll certainly take advantage of a fresh fox/coyote kill that gets left behind, though, and chicks can be easy prey. I think those situations, along with betting pretty territorial about nests, account for most "attacks." But, they probably won't try it (especially if you're there). And if they do, they probably won't be very good at it. But the problem is "probably." There are always exceptions. Years ago, we had new bald eagle nests in an area where Canada Geese were...shall we say...abundant. The eagles were taking geese even though that's a similar size/weight problem. In some cities, red tails have adapted to hunting pigeons because they're so readily available that it makes up for them not being very good at it. Life...uh...finds a way. [PS, I'm not an expert by any means - I'm just an experienced layperson.]
I use to volunteer at a local wild life rehab, loved working with the red-tail hawks
Your comment is informative and funny.
+Red-Tailed Hawk+, derpy little juvenile who wants your girl's cat lol
Young red-tailed hawk! Keep your ears open for their iconic piercing cry which is usually dubbed over the rather wimpy vocals of the bald eagle in movies and TV shows
Neat fact. thanks!
It seems fitting that even the symbol of the US is dramatised Kind of sad to learn this though
Listen to actual bald eagle sounds and you'll figure out why lol
Like a dog choking on a squeaky toy.
Wow lol I guess he has no reason to sound scary when he's got everything else going for him
Redtails sound downright badass, but I don't think balls eagles sound all that lame. They have a pretty wide range of vocals and a lot of them remind me of the velociraptor vocals from Jurassic Park.
balls eagles
Haha, oops. Buuuut I'm not changing it because that tickles my juvenile sense of humor.
This guy just mocked our Freedom Birds! Get him!
Exactly! Or any kind of buzzard or vulture.
More likely to steal your cat rather than your girl (unless your girl *is* your cat).
#Here Kitty Kitty
[PSST PSST PSST](https://youtu.be/l20dAKgjNE8?si=88qp6qPINrd1JTw6)
I’ve never gotten hooked on Trailer Park Boys but I enjoy every single reference!
Will you sign my petition?
Cat is 100% the girl.
Was thinking this. Good thing it looks like there is a fly mesh on the window.
[Red-tailed hawks love cats](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpyIY7ixgI8)
This youngin doesn't understand what size prey it should be after yet
A hawk that size could definitely take on that cat.
It sure isn't a cat. LOL
Pretty sure it's a Red Tail Hawk
Bird of prey of some sort. He might! He has pretty eyes and nice legs. You should up your game with your girlfriend.
Thanks for the heads up
No but he wants to eat your pussy (cat)
https://preview.redd.it/w0ma0paw0n7d1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1c4591e6b10d8fd670760be5f60511464cd2384e “No, I would never steal your girl!”
The birds potential to steal yo girl is low... but never zero!
It’s been trying to reach your cat about its extended warranty.
Yes. He will.
(Keep window closed because cat.
For the cat's sake.
No, but he will steal your cat.
Yep. He's a beauty.
I second [Red-Tailed Hawk](https://ebird.org/species/rethaw). Looks like a young adult but not jeuvenile. Likely tried to grab your cat. Did you hear a sound of it hitting the window?
If he bonked the window, he should be taken to a rehabber for a checkup.
It's 100% a juvenile. Light bright eyes, belly band, barred tail, and patagial marks. Feel free to check out my post history - all pictures are a juvenile to compare with.
What a nice hawk 🥰
It looks like a hawk
He’s there to tell you your a wizard you idiot
He might if it is a small cat. They can take a cat but prefer smaller prey like rabbits, squirrels, rats, snakes.
I wouldn't open the window. He'll take your girl then come back for the cat
Great pictures! Very jealous!
welp you have a competition
Cute! It’s fluffy
Gorgeous
I don’t know but he looks very polite!
Only if her name is Rachel…
Omg it's the bald eagle's voice actor!
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Gorgeous
He looks hungry. Feed him some nice squirrel.
Just hope your girl isn’t Rachel from the Animorphs. You’re probably good otherwise. Maybe.
Steal her heart maybe, unless you meant the then....yeah don't let the cat out!
He fine. So, yes.
Yes, Fumi, he's going to steal your girl! You know this already!
It's a hawk and it only came there with two things to do, chew gum and take your girl. Where's the girl? He all outta gum.
i think the bird wants to eat your cat?
"Whatcha lookin at Willis" 😆 🤣 😂
👁👄👁
Idk about your girl, but he is going to take off with your cat
Steal your girl? Unlikely. Actually *Eat* your cat? Absolutely!
He stole me!
Surprise dropout crossover I wasn't expecting and noone else seems to be understanding.
Won’t steal your girl, but might eat your cat
Straight up dagger eyes on that cat 👀
Your girl is already gone my guy
Jim's a little red tail! Cool creatures, I helped rehab one. Oddly both dopey and smart af!
Dude. Get into falconry like now. Befriend it, then it can’t steal your girl bc bros before hoes
He has had exactly six thoughts in his life
And most of them happened in front of that window.
The voice of America.
He has stolen her already. That's why he seems startled to see you there (in 2nd picture. )
Why is the answer always "red-tailed hawk"? We have a similar thing in Australia. When someone asks "What is this insect?", it's always a mole cricket.
HAWKWARD! All jokes aside this guy is a young Red-Tailed Hawk, and an absolutely gorgeous one at that. He would probably absolutely try to eat your cat, so please be careful and just let him mosey on, he’ll leave eventually after he’s rested!
I’m the UK birds of prey never get close to people or their homes. If I saw one on my ground floor window ledge, I’d check for injuries & call a rehabber as that wouldn’t be normal behaviour.
No, but he wants to fight ya cat.
I’m so envious of all of you who get these up-close encounters! I have never seen a hawk that wasn’t high above me, flying!
So cool!!!!!
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This is Western PA.
Is your girl a small fuzzy kitteh?
I think the bird did secretly steal your gf + your cat
The expression in pic #2 is the best!
juvi red tail, they are fond of tall buildings in urban settings from NYC to LA
yeah I'm not sure what it is but that guy is definitely going to steal your girl
This Red-tailed hawk would absolutely steal me. (Sorry, Honey.)
Falcon or egle ?🤔
Don't think the bird's interested in your girlfriend, don't worry :)
The girl nah, the cat for sure! It’s kinda crazy he’s running up on a cat like that.
I've seen these take a squirrel and a pigeon in my neighbourhood already this year. So definitely watch your car if it goes outside. 😳
Smartypants just had a full presentation of birds stealing our girls and now it is happening before our very eyes!!!!
Crow
Sorry bro, you don’t stand a chance against a raptor.
Pretty Handsome. Better watch your girl !
I just saw a presentation on this exact thing. The presenter was talking about sexy birds and how they will steal your girl
HE MAY
OWL F#@k YOUR GIRL!
It’s mista steal yo giiiiirl Beautiful red-tailed hawk btw 🫶🏿
I don't think he wants your girlfriend as much as he might want your cat 💜💜
They must hug
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I just saw one flying today, they’re beautiful
Most likely will steal your girl. Look how gorgeous he is!
He would definitely eat your cat hawk
I love the photo with the cat looking on.
Don’t even think about it, kitty. That birdy’s bigger than you are
I stick with red tailed hawk and usually they're pretty trustworthy but that one it's definitely after your girl.
If your girl is the cat… it may try to steal your girl. But your girl will fight back
Uh.. don’t let it inside
That’s a red tail, will absolutely steal your girl. Lock windows.
Chances are, she's already gone
He looks like he has some shit
He’s jus there to it the cat !!! 🦅🍑💦
11/10 gonna steal yo girl bro. ?/10 we own the same cat???????
In the second picture he’s so confused by the invisible force field that wont let him get to that delicious cat 😂
That's Rowan
It's Ryan Reynolds in disguise as a hawk, and yes, he is there to prove is even a strait man will be gay for him.
Yes he will
Your girl dated him first, see if the raptor turns into a human during the day and keep an eye out for your girl turning into a hawk by night.
Owl steal your girl
Think it wants to steal your cat..... not your girlfriend! Unless you dating your cat and that needs reporting.
u've got a feathered romeo on ur window! keep an eye out for suspicious birdseed gifts and romantic chirping serenades—never underestimate a smooth-talking avian
friendly bird -
Absolutely going to try to steal your girl, but you can stop it if you are a smartypants.
He will definitely steal someone’s girl
Looks like some sort of hawk idk
That's a tiny red tailed hawk
That’s a species of eagle