Accipiter cooperii - Cooper's Hawk XC483616
Description:
:Adult Cooper's Hawk, presumably female by the "whaaa" call, seen perched along an oak-sycamore canyon, with avian prey in its talons. Recording has be filtered for background insect noise, then 3dB of amplification. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no Common name: Cooper's Hawk Type: alarm call, call, female Genus: Accipiter Species: cooperii Location: Sierra Vista, Cochise County, Arizona Country: United States Elevation: 1600 m
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