Northern Flicker - feathers, kill site showing evidence of Flicker killed and defeathered, possilby by Cooper's Hawk

Northern Flicker - feathers, kill site showing evidence of Flicker killed and defeathered, possilby by Cooper's Hawk

Northern Flicker - feathers, kill site showing evidence of Flicker killed and defeathered, possilby by Cooper's Hawk

Northern Flicker - feathers, kill site showing evidence of Flicker killed and defeathered, possilby by Cooper's Hawk

Northern Flicker - feathers, kill site showing evidence of Flicker killed and defeathered, possilby by Cooper's Hawk

Merlin with fresh kill (Robin) and nearby agitated American Robin

Cooper's Hawk - kill site, small feather in depression, suspected prey => Dark-eyed Junco

Cooper's Hawk - kill site, small blood spot and small feather in depression

Cooper's Hawk - kill site, tail feather marks about 12" long and entire depression about 34" long, Hawk killed small bird.

Mourning Dove - feather evidence near the kill site; Cooper's Hawk was observed perched on top of the Dove.

Mourning Dove - feather evidence near the kill site; Cooper's Hawk was observed perched on top of the Dove.

Cooper's Hawk & Mourning Dove - evidence from a kill site, the Hawk was observed perched on top of the Dove.

Cooper's Hawk & Mourning Dove - evidence from a kill site, the Hawk was observed perched on top of the Dove.

Cooper's Hawk & Mourning Dove - evidence from a kill site, the Hawk was observed perched on top of the Dove.

Mourning Dove - feather evidence near the kill site; Cooper's Hawk was observed perched on top of the Dove.

Cooper's Hawk & Mourning Dove - evidence from a kill site, the Hawk was observed perched on top of the Dove.

Cooper's Hawk - with recently killed Mourning Dove

Cooper's Hawk - with recently killed Mourning Dove

Cooper's Hawk - with recently killed Mourning Dove

Cooper's Hawk - with recently killed Mourning Dove

Cooper's Hawk - with recently killed Mourning Dove

Cooper's Hawk - with recently killed Mourning Dove

Cooper's Hawk - with recently killed Mourning Dove

American Crow - killing and removing feathers from an American Robin juvenile

American Crow - killing and removing feathers from an American Robin juvenile

American Crow - killing and removing feathers from an American Robin juvenile

American Crow - killing and removing feathers from an American Robin juvenile

American Crow - killing and removing feathers from an American Robin juvenile

American Crow - killing and removing feathers from an American Robin juvenile

American Crow - killing and removing feathers from an American Robin juvenile

American Crow - killing and removing feathers from an American Robin juvenile

White-breasted Nuthatch - feathers at kill site

White-breasted Nuthatch - feathers at kill site

White-breasted Nuthatch - feathers at kill site

White-breasted Nuthatch - feathers at kill site

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Mallard - egg predation by Raccoon

Eastern Gray Squirrel - kill site. Owl scat and Squirrel hair nearby carcass.

Eastern Gray Squirrel - kill site. Owl scat and Squirrel hair nearby carcass.

Eastern Gray Squirrel - kill site. Owl track measures 2" wide by 3" long. Which species of Owl left this track?

Eastern Gray Squirrel - kill site. Classic K-shape track of an Owl.

Eastern Gray Squirrel - kill site. If the depression represents the Owl body centre and the left wing measured 18" from the centre, then the Owl's wingspan would be 36" - could this be a Long-eared Owl, which has a wingspan of 36". Most likely Owl candidates would be the Great Horned Owl and Barred Owl, but the track size seems small for these larger Owls.