A Boil Of Hawks - Over the Suburbs - March 2021
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There were more than ten large birds flying together in what you could call a boil . Or, a kettle or even a cast. I missed much of them, but was able to whip out my phone quickly and snap these photos over our backyard on a recent afternoon. No idea what type they are, but based on my bird feeder visits, I'm guessing this was likely a boil of Cooper's Hawks . The photo below shows seven of the (more than ten) hawks in the low-flying boil.