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Richard Moore Outdoor Report: Valley Raptors
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· July 23, 2026
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Key points The Cooper's hawk is one such species, characterized by its subtle blue-gray coloring. From Harlingen, Texas: The Rio Grande Valley is home to a diverse range of birds of prey, with over a dozen species present in the area.
From Harlingen, Texas: The Rio Grande Valley is home to a diverse range of birds of prey, with over a dozen species present in the area. These birds vary greatly in size, from small screech owls to larger white-tailed hawks with impressive wingspans. Some of these birds can be found in the woodlands of South Texas, where they hunt for prey.
The Cooper's hawk is one such species, characterized by its subtle blue-gray coloring. For more information on the Valley's raptor population, including details on specific species and their habitats, readers can refer to the Richard Moore Outdoor Report on ValleyCentral.
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Published: July 23, 2026 ·
Source: ValleyCentral ·
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