I love my Robins! If you see 2 together of them, look at their heads. The males have much darker black heads than the females. They build the nicest nests and have such pretty blue eggs!

Cathy and O, thanks for responding to my query and identifying the bird. Thanks once again.

Definately a coopers hawk. I say so because of the rounded out tail, the largish head, and the fact that you say it is relatively large. The only other possible bird would be a sharp shinned hawk, but that bird can be elliminated by the above reasons. It also has quite a dark cap. Nathan

It grows around Central Texas east of here.Sometimes the cops think it is Marijuana and arrest the people for it. Idiots. IT is an annual so get to it before it seeds.