Posted by: atowhee | July 13, 2020
COOPERS TO FLY THE COOP
Here’s the latest from our Twin Cities bird correspondent. The nestful of young accipiters is fledging age. Here’s the latest update from March Riegel: “The Cooper’s hawk chicks are almost fledged, just a couple of weeks after they were little puff-balls. I think there are three chicks, but it’s hard to get a count, since they’re so big they keep pushing each other around in the nest. These kids are gonna hafta fly soon, cuz there ain’t no room for them in the inn!
Posted in birding, birds, natural history, nesting, raptor | Tags: accipiter, Cooper's Hawks, Minnesota
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