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"and lots of Hawks."
Our redtail population here is huge. I see them on telephone poles and in trees all the time. Like Bayless said, the best thing though is when you see them hunt. We also have some eagles and elk locally, and two very large prairie dog towns.
Our redtail population here is huge. I see them on telephone poles and in trees all the time. Like Bayless said, the best thing though is when you see them hunt. We also have some eagles and elk locally, and two very large prairie dog towns.
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We have a few around here, but not what you'd call a huge population. More Ravens than anything else (and those suckers get BIG)
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"We have a few around here, but not what you'd call a huge population. More Ravens than anything else (and those suckers get BIG)"
I can see between five and ten on a drive to work, which is just under 20 miles. We have some ravens here but they are not as plentiful as grackles are, the ravens do get pretty large.
I can see between five and ten on a drive to work, which is just under 20 miles. We have some ravens here but they are not as plentiful as grackles are, the ravens do get pretty large.