Interesting. In Tucson, everyone else just saw
Cooper's Hawks and a few Sharpies. He saw Goshawks.
None of the rest of us saw Goshawks in Tucson. We
only saw a few far from the city high in the
mountains.


--- Ebriefer at aol.com wrote:

> Hello tweeters; I am now in Tucson, observing some
> of the many Goshawks to
> be found in city limits. When I return to Anacortes
> in April 2008, I will be
> posting my Goshawk sightings of N. Whidbey Island
> and Anacortes. I have just
> completed (minus photos) my blog;
> _www.goshawksofanacortes.blogspot.com_
> (http://www.goshawksofanacortes.blogspot.com) . In
> Spring of 2008, Ken Boyle and I
> will set up a one-day hawk watch on MT.
> Constitution, Orcas Island. We are
> expecting Goshawks to find us. We will also spend
> one day, hawk-watching on
> Lummi Island, our first trip to the island. We are
> expecting Goshawks to find
> us. If you care to join us; contact me by cell 360
> 420 9320.The Best, Nelson
> Briefer - Anacortes - _ebriefer at aol.com_
> (mailto:ebriefer at aol.com)
>
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