and I'm afraid I told a couple of passers-by that this unusually large bird with the
pure white breast and belly had to be a Red-Tail, since they are the only ones around the city in winter. But now that I'm home, remembering the "impossible" Black Vulture I
saw a few years back in the Greenbelt (confirmed by others), and looking at lots of photos, I think it likely was. The size of its open wings was simply stunning. If you looked really
hard, the tail had the faintest tinge of pink. Unfortunately I completely forgot to look at
his thighs.
The Hogback hawk-watch starts looking for Ferruges in 3 1/2 weeks, but possibly
our extremely mild January has caused some early movement!
I wonder whether anybody else will see one.
David Gulbenkian
Jefferson County
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