Large Red-Shouldered Hawk calling in my backyard

[@mayonnaiseeee]

Oh my gosh these are the "seagulls" I'm hearing on my morning walks. Threw me for a loop. Thanks so much for the video.

[@dgreen8388]

Omg me too! I totally thought it was a seagull but I live nowhere near a large body of water lol

[@Ambipie]

The dry land seagull lmao

[@demarcoscott379]

So that's the bird that makes that sound. Interesting

[@kerry2520]

Right?! I was surprised since given my limited bird knowledge, i thought it mightve been a blue jay. Further investigates, didnt see that usual blue, but a lot of gold coloring. A very nice surprise, in life...and learning. #keepbirdin'

[@briancook7696]

​@kerry2520 Blue Jay's copy their noises. They even copy crows. Crows copy them, too. Crows ,Jay's, and Ravens are a part of the corvid family. Their intelligence rivals that of a parrot easily.

[@BruceAChristie]

Great sample of this hawk’s call and excellent camera work, with the steady hand and clear view of the bird.

[@Skorpionion]

Today i learned its easier to identify hawks by call than site. Cool now i know whats been harassing my hens.

[@Ambipie]

Get either a goose or a rooster. Or a big dog. Hens don't often have enough aggression to give the hawks a reason to leave

[@Managable_Mayhem]

A hawk that looks like a pidgeon that sounds like a seagull. Amazing.

[@hucks1000]

Such a beautiful bird!

[@birdfeederhub]

They really are!

[@shahad_alsayed]

Very elegant..compares to crow

[@spoopymotives1084]

Agreed, and I’ve been up close to two of them while job shadowing for a school assignment and let’s just say my eardrums were practically bleeding afterwards 😂😂😂

[@ProfessorGopher2030]

I've heard the call of a red-shouldered hawk where I live more times than I can remember.

[@Crazyoldlady1960]

They are in my backyard in North Carolina I hear them now😊

[@samuelohare6884]

North Carolina mentioned! ⛰️🌾🏖️

[@W8TJM]

Would make a great ring tone!

[@ophirbactrius8285]

Sounded like a little kitten calling its mom.

[@zadayaz]

one of these guys has moved into my neighborhood and loves doing this first thing in morning 😂

[@biggestnoob4704]

Wonderful birds! What does it mean when they make this call? Are they looking for other hawks or just establishing territory?

[@jaygooese4242]

Interesting sound effects

[@rowynnecrowley1689]

I don't speak hawk, but it sounded to me like it was calling for a specific hawk. I wonder if it lost its mate.

[@capturingnaturewithsandip]

Nice video. Thanks for sharing.

[@poj260]

鳴き声可愛い

[@lowjamz828]

I remember seeing Two Hawks chasing each other in my Yard. The Hawk doing the chasing landed in a Tree and made this sound. So now I’m guessing they were Red Shouldered Hawks.

[@birdfeederhub]

Sounds like it! Sometimes I get faked out by a blue jay mimicking one, but otherwise it’s a pretty distinct call.

[@notsohandytim5090]

Yeah, that's the one who just returned to our neighborhood this week after being seemingly absent since October.

[@sallyshipwreck4315]

Playing this in response to bird nearby!

[@birdfeederhub]

I was just videoing another one in my backyard this morning... such impressive birds!

[@tanyat5857]

Jane Hawking at 0:12. A female voice

[@kirangarcha9744]

Interesting video

[@Fectrainfromformmex]

I was expecting “🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅”

[@BudaKhan420]

Oh no way… I’ve been hearing this call in my neighborhood the past month. Do any other hawks sound like this? Haven’t located the nest yet, but I have a good idea which tree it’s in.

[@danielglenn915]

I have a chatty trio overhead constantly

[@Skorpionion]

Same

[@kimpattiasina1898]

It sound a bit of a Common buzzard

[@TheSimpleGent]

Spoken like a true Mexican.