I got about 6 suggestions
I've settled on Rough-legged. Perhaps wishful id'ing because I've had trouble seeing these over the years. But my revisionist memory has claimed that the feathers on the legs were pretty low down and thick.
I suggest that more contributors for ids posting rather than direct emailing would help us all. Scrolling the digest is easy if a reader is not interested in all the input.
Thanks
Thanks
Ron Bolton
On Thursday, October 5, 2023 at 7:41:43 PM UTC-6 ronbco wrote:
Morey Wildlife Reserve in Loveland, this is a riparian area next to a golf course with some rugged hogback terrain nearby.I just had 5 seconds of view of a very large hawk perched in a tree only 15 feet from me. No time to grab a pic. What struck me was the robust body size with large wings. Larger than a red-tailed. It took flight and I was focused on what the tail would look like. I saw only the upper side. It had a buff (not white) band at the base of the uniform, dark (not rufous) tail. I can't seem to find a match of that tail color pattern. I think the body was uniform rufous (no bib or breast band).With just a few seconds and a poor short-term memory that is all I got.Thanks for help.Ron BoltonBerthoud
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