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Juvenile Cooper’s Hawk safely released after warehouse rescue at Picatinny Arsenal
PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. — A juvenile Cooper’s hawk was safely released after flying into a warehouse at Picatinny Arsenal on Oct. 28. Ian Gray, the installation’s natural resources manager, identified the bird as a juvenile Cooper’s hawk, a member of the Accipiter family often called “forest hawks.”
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PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. — A juvenile Cooper’s hawk was safely released after flying into a warehouse at Picatinny Arsenal on Oct. 28. Ian Gray, the installation’s natural resources manager, identified the bird as a juvenile Cooper’s hawk, a member of the Accipiter family often called “forest hawks.” “The bird had no injuries and was very spunky on its release,” Gray said. “She flew off strong.”
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