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Type of Bird #6719194 10/10/11 04:34 PM
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Is this a hawk? He is perched on my ledge at my office






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Chuck-wills-widow?



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Very interesting. He resembles the birds I see in the middle of ranch roads at night. They don't take off until you almost run over em. I doubt he is.

I am thinking swallow of sorts...



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Does the roof of your office have gravel?



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It's a chickenhawk...




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Originally Posted By: riceman
Very interesting. He resembles the birds I see in the middle of ranch roads at night. They don't take off until you almost run over em. I doubt he is.

I am thinking swallow of sorts...


COMMON NIGHT HAWK! Always wondered what those birds were. I thought ground owl for the longest time.



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Originally Posted By: riceman
Very interesting. He resembles the birds I see in the middle of ranch roads at night. They don't take off until you almost run over em. I doubt he is.

I am thinking swallow of sorts...


The species on the ranch roads are poorwills, a nightjaw like this nighthawk.



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Does the roof of your office have gravel?


Yes it does


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Yes it is a nighthawk, their preferred nesting areas are in the fields. As a kid I would stumble onto the nests from time to time. They are insect eaters. Late evenings we would see them dive and make a sort of voorroom sound during their dive. Their eyes are red. They very helpful and harmless.



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Does the roof of your office have gravel?


Yes it does


In cities they will roost on gravel roof tops. They serve as an analog to gravel covered prairies. Look around light posts at night and you will see and hear them feeding. They make a sharp scream. They will be gone in a few weeks. Enjoy while they are here.



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