After seeing Glen Pure's image of a Collared Sparrowhawk I am second guessing my shot of a Brown Goshawk, I certainly struggled with the identification.
So if anyone or Glen could help I sure would appreciate it.
Cheers. Peter Johnston.

In case you were expecting a comment from me, I'm not strong on bird ID and my limited experience suggests trying to distinguish between a brown goshawk and collared sparrowhawk can be one of the more difficult ID tasks. The recent images I posted of a collared sparrowhawk was the result of the input of quite a few people who were far more expert than me and, critically, a length measurement for the bird. I hope others are able to help you.

Thanks Glenn
I guess we are in the same boat. For our learned friends. I wonder if the collar or tail when perched can be diagnostic?.
Cheers Peter.

Peter, I think your bird is a Collared Sparrowhawk. The Sparrowhawk has a very long central toe. In your photo the toe appears below the branch, so looks long.
In flight the Goshawk has a rounded tail, the Sparrowhawk is more square.

Wow! That's a great tip. I knew about the tail in flight but had nothing for a perched bird.
Thank you so much Peter

I'm also no expert, but I've been looking at as many images of Brown Goshawks and Collared Sparrowhawks as I can find, and I'd go for this one being the latter. As Peter G pointed out, the extended middle toe is diagnostic for this species, and is clearly evident as it wraps around the branch. The bird also doesn't have the more "menacing" look, from the hooded eyebrow, of the Brown Goshawk.

I used images of both these species in a previous Bird ID Challenge in mid-2014; you can see those, with the comments regarding identification, in the Previous ID Challenges - Raptors gallery. To make it easy, here are links to the two birds:
Collared Sparrowhawk
Brown Goshawk

Hope this helps,

Rob