(photo only), Shawn Kurtzman (photo only), and W of Holly Beach and ranging as far W as where Hwy. One immature (2013-023) on 30 January 2013, Cameron: Willow Island, approximately 5 mi. One light morph immature (2012-044) on 23 November 2012,Jefferson Davis: junction of A & D Abshire Rd. One light morph immature (2012-009) on 19-26 February 2012, Jefferson Davis: just W of Welsh landfill, vicinity Oilfield X Miller Oilfield roads One light morph immature (2012-001) on 6 February 2012, Cameron: Lacassine NWR, Pool Unit Donna L. Conover (ph).Note: this individual may involve same individual(s) previously reviewed: LBRC 2010-040 or 2010-042 (reported during October and December 2010 respectively). Different bird from 2010-42 found farther east same day. One immature (2010-43) on 27 December 2010, Cameron: Johnsons Bayou at Erbelding Road Different bird from 2010-43 found farther west same day. This record may pertain to the same individual first reported in the same general area late Oct-early Nov 2010 (2010-40), but there were no confirmed sightings during the intervening period.

One immature (2010-42) on 27 December 2010, Cameron: Hwy. One immature (2010-40) on 27 October- 2 November 2010, Cameron: vicinity of Hwy. Conover (ph only), and Phillip A Wallace (ph only).

One immature (2008-16) on 26-27 April 2008, Cameron: Sweet Lake, vicinity of Chesson’s Grocery, just north of Cameron Prairie NWR Donna L. One immature (2001-36) from 9-, Jefferson Davis: near corner of Hwys. Kleiman, Jason Weckstein, and Daniel Lane (sketch only) FN52(2):209. One immature (1998-28) on 18 Jan-, Calcasieu: Fabacher Road, 1/4 mi. Photo by Dave Patton, Video by Paul Conover This represents only the second well-documented Louisiana record none of the records mentioned in Lowery (1974) have been evaluated by the LBRC. One immature (1989-168) on, Acadia: Hwy. There are no records sufficiently documented prior to 1989 and many historical reports are likely erroneous. Ferruginous Hawk was considered by Lowery (1974) to be a rare winter visitor. The LBRC and may represent the same individual found nearby and previously accepted by the LBRC (1989-168 LBRC 1989-148 represents the second chronological state occurrence accepted by This is the first record of this species documented by photograph and the first officially reviewed and accepted by the LBRC. Mac Myers III (ph), Al & Gwen Smalley (ph), (Purrington 1989, p. Ferruginous Hawk Ferruginous Hawk ( Buteo regalis) Number of accepted Ferruginous Hawk records for Louisiana = 18 as of July 2019Īccepted Records One adult light phase (1988-44 formerly 89-18) on 22 Oct.

Morphing with Light by James Davis