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12-28-2007, 03:51 AM

Steve

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Spot the hawks' differences in our Natural Wonder photo gallery

[IdahoStatesman.com] A hawk is a hawk: Not quite. Identifying hawks can be challenging, especially when it comes to young birds. Zimo photographed the hawk on the upper left and it looked about the size of a crow. Roger photographed the hawk on the right and he believes it was the size of a pigeon or large robin.

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