Field notes, v492
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light throat on the broad deep buff wash across breast and distribution of white beneath the relatively thin (compared to Red-tail) out wing. She again lit on same tree 50yds beyond next tree on dead remains of still-attached Joshua bloom. Have two calls about 2 sec duration an 30sec apart. Sound like Red-tail call but high pitched + with less deflection and end. With cold wind blowing I left and allowed her to come back,