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John Clarkson
 Post subject: Sparrowhawk and Goshawk
PostPosted: Thu Feb 12, 2015 4:15 pm 
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There has been some contention over recent years about the status of Goshawk in Lincs. Many have been claimed but nearly all the photographic and other evidence we see refers to Sparrowhawks. This link is to a BTO training film which shows the differences between these two confusable species. Well worth a look especially as Goshawks will be displaying very soon.

http://www.bto.org/about-birds/bird-id/ ... parrowhawk

John

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Graham Catley
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John Clarkson wrote:
There has been some contention over recent years about the status of Goshawk in Lincs. Many have been claimed but nearly all the photographic and other evidence we see refers to Sparrowhawks. This link is to a BTO training film which shows the differences between these two confusable species. Well worth a look especially as Goshawks will be displaying very soon.

And also Sparrowhawks!


http://www.bto.org/about-birds/bird-id/ ... parrowhawk

John
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