Hawks are divided into two separate genus, Buteo and Accipiter. The difference in the two genus is in their anatomy. Buteos posses an openi...

This weekend was Hawk Weekend, which is the big celebration up at Hawk Ridge . So I spent most of my time volunteering up at the ridge or d...

Yesterday I did my first volunteer shift up at Hawk Ridge up in Duluth, MN. Since it is about a two and a half hour drive for me to get th...

The final image (E) in the quiz was kind of a trick question. This is due to the fact that it comes from the same species as the eye in ima...

Debbie did very well on the eye quiz. She was correct that this eye (B) belongs to a sharp shinned hawk. This sharpie was banded and photogr...

The sharp-shinned hawk is the smallest member of the genus accipiter found in North America. Accipiters have rounded wings, like the est of ...

On Tuesday the 22nd I had my usual couple of hours free time between my full time job and my part time job so I decided to forgo a nap and h...

Here are some miscellaneous pictures that I took on the first week end of January. This is one of many white tailed dear that I saw on a qui...