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The tail and breast pattern are good identifiers. Immature birds make it hard for identification at times. Tim has a good pic of one http://foresterartist.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/redtail-juvenile.jpg
I think I have some pictures from the last one to get into the hen house.
The immature red-tailed hawk does not have the prominent hallmark rufous tail of the mature adult. The length is also a little longer in the immature.
Thank you Mary for the info! I think you have correctly identified this bird!
Looks to me like an immature red-tailed hawk. We have had them get stuck in our chicken pen before.
We were having a hard time identifying this bird because of the eye color and lack of stripes in the tail.