Stealth Bomber

[shutterdawg]

Prairie Falcon (?) at Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake.

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5184/5638988213_b6a24f8400_b.jpg

[sharptail]

It has no dark wing pits...not a prairie falcon.

[tony123abc]

Not too sure do to the position, but I think I see a facial disk and a prominent white rump patch. I do not see brown markings under the wings of a PF. I go with a male marsh hawk. But hard to tell by this view.

[Ron Clarke]

Pearly gray upperparts, white rump patch, delicately marked underparts, wingtips look like they're dipped in black ink -- I'm with Tony: male marsh hawk.

[shutterdawg]

Maybe this shot will help. Thanks for the reminder on the wing pits.

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5142/5638987921_4010d92ac3_b.jpg

[JRedig]

Marsh hawk for sure.

[chamokane]

Us old guys would call it a male Marsh Hawk. The kids who have been to school might call it a male Northern Harrier, but it's the same bird. When you see a Prairie Falcon, you'll know it's a falcon by the wing beat if nothing else. Great photos, by the way.

[PeteJ]

adult male Harrier

[shutterdawg]

Great photos, by the way.

Thanks Dave :0)

[jfseaman]

Yup. Adult make Northern Harrier, aka marsh hawk.

But I really like the first picture. Oo la la.

I'm a fan of Jack Northrop.

[everetkhorton]

Not too sure do to the position, but I think I see a facial disk and a prominent white rump patch. I do not see brown markings under the wings of a PF. I go with a male marsh hawk. But hard to tell by this view.

Yep, for sure.

[Lowachi]

Yep, for sure.
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