id help - coopers juvenile ?

Please see large photo attached. This was taken in Mountain View, CA (SF Bay Area). Looks like a Cooper's Hawk Juvenile. Please help confirm.

yes--immature Cooper's Hawk, Guarav. the best mark is the graduated tail feathers (the outer ones when the tail is spread, and the lowest ones here where it's folded, are shorter than the central ones). the small eye is good too. the streaking on the breast is maybe a little on the coarse side for a Coop, but still ok.

thanks Brian.

Has the image been taken down? Is there a link to the image that I've missed?
Dave Graham
East River, SD

Dave - I forgot to post the small image. The large image is still there is you click the view large photo link.

Thanks for calling my attention to the image link. Def. an immy Cooper's . Not sure what was meant by "small eye " but the brilliant yellow iris is characteristic of a first-year accipiter. Next year look for it transitioning orange to a deep ruby red. Brian's comment re: "coarse" breast streaking is a good observation suggesting to me that it's likely a male; the smaller male having somewhat disproportionately larger feathers ( and thereby larger/"coarser"? feather streaking) than would be perceived on the larger immy female.
Dave Graham
East River, SD

thanks for the great analysis Dave