I was watching a flock of robins today in the Fogg's parking lot on Rt. 5
in Norwich when I noticed  something in the corner. There were 3 crows
hunkered down watching a hawk eating a robin.  I got pretty close for some
photos out my car window. . Not sure if this hawk is an immature Sharpie or
Cooper's .  What do you think?  The crows were bigger than the hawk, the
hawk probably quite a bit bigger than the robin, though it was hard to
tell. It was very cold, so everyone was all ruffed up.

Photos here:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/33836164@N03/sets/72157650568311972/

Cynthia Crawford

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