
The track is currently being renovated, so it's fenced-off and full of construction materials.







The hawk seemed to be very interested in the squirrels that were running around the area, although I didn't see it catch any prey. When I see a hawk in a location like this, I do worry about rodenticide, which is a real threat to hawks in the city.

A lot of immature red-tails have been spotted in the neighborhood recently. A quick way to tell if a hawk is a young bird is by the eye color (immatures have yellow eyes, as seen above, and adults have brown) and by their tails (immatures have brown tails and adults have red).
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