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Hi Julian,
Sorry to burst a bubble but just on this photo,
unless there is something very odd about the shading, I would give this a 99.99%
on being an adult Brown Goshawk, which is common here. Grey Goshawks are very
pale, almost white below with almost see-through wings. This bird shows the red
and brown of a Brown Goshawk. Tail shape excludes it from id of a
sparrowhawk.
Philip
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