Hawks are a large and diverse group of birds of prey, are found on all continents, except for Antarctica. Birds hunt during the day. They use acute vision, hooking beaks and sharp claws to hunt, catch and kill prey. Hawks eat:
There are many types of hawks that are divided into four groups:
Classification is based on the type of poultry body and other physical characteristics. Females are larger than males.
Australian brown hawk
Aguua
African small quail
African SIP
African grouse
BlueBrush Orlan
Whiteheaded eagle
Whiteheaded SIP
Whitefingered Orlan
Bengal vulture
Snow vulture
Black vulture
African eared vulture
Indian eared vulture
Palm bar
Golden eagle
Combat Eagle
Steppe eagle
Kafra eagle
Cleaning eagle
Silver eagle
Other birds of the hawk family
Running eagle
Philippine eagle
Black Hermit eagle
CHOCHENT OREL-Hermit
Eagle-Carlic
Eagle-Yaceeded
Indian hawk eagle
Hawning eagle
Moluccan eagle
Marsh harrier
Meadow moon
Field Moon
Peege Lun
The steppe moon
Bearded man
Brown vulture
Ordinary vulture
Snake
Indian patron
Small blur
Big blurry
Turkestan Tuvik
European Tuvik
Spanish burial ground
Burial ground
Korshun Svistun
Blackwinged smoky kite
Black smoky kite
Shirled kite
Brahminsky Korshun
Red kite
Black kite
Madagascar shortwinged Sarych
Redtailed Sarych
Hawkman Sarych
Madagascar hawk
Bright hawk
Dark singing hawk
Hawk-rewriter
Hawk-wiper
Cuban hawk
Small quail
Road Kanyuk
Galapagos Kanyuk
Mookhnogoi Kanyuk
Desert Kanyuk
Rock Kanyuk
Fish kanyuk
Svensonov Kanyuk
Ordinary kanyuk
Hawkish kanyuk
Mookhnogoi Kurgannik
Kurgannik
Novogvinean harpi
Guyan Harpy
South American Harpy
Public Korshun-Slavic
Orlan-whitewater
Orlan-Dolgokhvost
Orlan-Creek
Owed
Crested anxist
Conclusion
The size of the body, the length and shape of the wings are different, as well as colors with combinations of black, white, red, gray and brown. Birds pass color phases with growth, teenagers do not look like adults.
Hawks are sitting on telephone columns or circling over the fields in search of prey. They live in places with a lot of trees, but sometimes nesting next to houses. Since most types of hawks are big, people think that these are eagles. However, the eagles have heavier bodies and massive beaks.
Problems arise when hawks attack prey in the yards, damage property and aggressive in the places of nesting.
