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Most of these northern harriers were at the San Jacinto Wildlife Area near Riverside, California. The birds with brown-streaked undersides are adult females; adult males are sleekly gray and white. Juveniles are reddish-brown underneath. The species' long wings and white rump patch are obvious in some of the photos; more flight shots here and pictures of adult males and females are here. Some of the images were made at Bosque del Apache refuge in New Mexico; others in northern California. |
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