This hawk has been hanging around my work office for over a year, and I was finally able to snap a decent picture of it (despite being when the sun was setting).
It has a more pink-hued colored tail, but still has the dark propatagium visible in flight. It looks like a Red-tailed Hawk to me, but would this be considered a light morph or other variation?
Picture link: https://flic.kr/p/2qo4Gkh
Julie Martinez
Aurora, CO
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