North Dakota Birding Photo Gallery Series Detail
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Juv. Coopers hawk
	1 of 2 Juv. Coopers hawks, they were hatched around people and very tame. Found 5 miles NW of Streeter.
Taken: 2015-08-19
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Juv. Coopers
	close-up of the same bird, 5 miles NW of Streeter.
Taken: 2015-08-19
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Cooper's Hawk
	A Cooper's Hawk was seen eating a recent catch in Fargo's Trefoil Park. Photo by Dan Mason.
Taken: 2014-05-11
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Cooper's Hawk in winter
	This image of a past 2-year-old female Cooper's Hawk was obtained by Chuck Kimmerle. The band information on the left leg indicates that this is a bird banded by Tim Driscoll. In Summer 2008 she fledged young from a nest in East Grand Forks.
Taken: 2008-12-19	University of North Dakota campus. In consideration of difficulty in identifying accipiters, this image provides proof that Cooper's Hawk can be found in mid-winter in North Dakota where most urban accipiters are thought to be Sharp-shinneds.
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Cooper's Hawk in Grand Forks, banded
	This photo of a banded Cooper's Hawk was taken in Grand Forks by Vic Luiken.
Taken: 2008-04-20
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Cooper's Hawk in Grand Forks
	This photo of a banded Cooper's Hawk was taken in Grand Forks by Vic Luiken.
Taken: 2008-04-20
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