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Raptor enjoying meal identified as Northern Harrier

Comments re photo 39384 Birds of Kentucky Raptor enjoyed freshly caught meal

Billy Joe Fudge writes:Looks like a Northern Harrier. -Billy Joe Fudge Thanks. We'll put that ID with the bird photo. -EW




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Birds of Kentucky: Northern Harrier enjoys freshly caught meal



2011-03-02 - Adair County, KY - Photo by Peggy Spoon.
Peggy Spoon captured this great photo of a bird which stopped by for dinner and brought its own lunch - fresh meat. She couldn't get any closer, she writes. Billy Joe Fudge has identified the bird as a Northern Harrier. Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.

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