www.chewedtoast.com

First two pictures on the top of page one - any help is appreciated. This
sucker grows fast!

Thanks
LeeAnne

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Here's a photo of the tan when it's fanned out:

http://www.hipark.austin.isd.tenet.e...opershawk.html

It can also be a cuckoo. They don't have bands under their tail, but a series
of dots, which are relatively symmetrical and the size is about twice that of a
blue jay...maybe one and a half times the size instead of twice.

Does this bird make a noise? Cuckoo's make a knocking sound, but no other bird
type squeaks.

On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 09:07:14 -0400, "LeeAnne"
wrote:

www.chewedtoast.com

First two pictures on the top of page one - any help is appreciated. This
sucker grows fast!

Thanks
LeeAnne

lol, I don't think I have Cuckoo's - I should have mentioned I'm about 20
miles north of Boston. Maybe it's a sharpie then and not a coop? It was
much larger than a jay, maybe more like crow sized. I always thought coop's
had three bands on their tails, hmmm

Thanks
LeeAnne

"animaux" wrote in message
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Here's a photo of the tan when it's fanned out:


http://www.hipark.austin.isd.tenet.e...opershawk.html

It can also be a cuckoo. They don't have bands under their tail, but a
series
of dots, which are relatively symmetrical and the size is about twice that
of a
blue jay...maybe one and a half times the size instead of twice.

Does this bird make a noise? Cuckoo's make a knocking sound, but no
other bird
type squeaks.

On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 09:07:14 -0400, "LeeAnne"
wrote:

www.chewedtoast.com

First two pictures on the top of page one - any help is appreciated.
This
sucker grows fast!

Thanks
LeeAnne

PS - I think I heard 'him' make a couple of chirpy/squeaks. After looking
at www.enature.com (again) I'm pretty sure this is an immature cooper's.


"animaux" wrote in message Does this bird make a
noise? Cuckoo's make a knocking sound, but no other bird
type squeaks.

On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 09:07:14 -0400, "LeeAnne"
wrote:

www.chewedtoast.com

First two pictures on the top of page one - any help is appreciated.
This
sucker grows fast!

Thanks
LeeAnne

LeeAnne said:

www.chewedtoast.com

First two pictures on the top of page one - any help is appreciated. This
sucker grows fast!

Possibly Oriental bittersweet, an invasive weedy vine.

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