Hawks

It most likely be Black-thighed Falconet (Microhierax fringillarius) in South-east Asia, about 14-16 centimetres (5.5-6.3 in) long and eat smaller birds. Some website also mentioned White-fronted Falconet / Bornean Falconet (Microhierax latifrons) which about the same size.

There are many types of hawks (order Falconiformes, family Accipiter and Buteo). They live on all six major continents. Some of them migrate, living in one climate for the winter and moving to a warmer area in the summer, when they breed.

The Red-Shouldered Hawk lives from southern Ontario (temperate) to northern Mexico (tropical). The Broad-Winged Hawk lives in the eastern USA in the summer, and migrates to the northern half of South America for the winter. The Cooper's Hawk have a range extending from the Canadian Prairies to the south of Mexico.

The Northern Goshawk lives from the Arctic to Mexico, so it can survive in many environments. The Harris's Hawk only lives in hot areas, from Mexico to the middle of South America.

So, some Hawks live in hot environments, some in cold areas and some in both. Most of them prefer to make their nests in trees, but a few will nest on the ground.

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It's both a curved and/or a hooked beak, depending on the reference source.

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It is not specifically stated anywher, however Gary Gero and Larry Payne were the hawk and wolf trainers for the film.

it is a animal that has two legs and acan fly

Hawks live 10 to 15 years in captivity and up to 20 in the wild.

The Red Tailed Hawk has different shades of brown in their wings, and they use them just as any other bird of prey.

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The link brings you to a YouTube video of a hawk kettle. It would have been better for the lens to be pulled back to a wider angle-- it would be a natural tendency for someone to want to 'zoom' in. But the interactions of the birds is clear. A guess would be that the swarming birds evoked an image of water boiling in a kettle.

You can put out food for hawks, but I wouldn't recommend it. It teaches the hawk to be dependent on humans and will cause problems in the future. If you are worried about the hawks in your area not having enough food, you should contact your local wildlife organization, or something simalar.

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Yes. It is a predator because it preys on other animals such as smaller birds, rabbits, snakes, and mice. Red tailed hawks also eat insects such as beetles. A hawk is at the top of a food chain. Hope you found this useful. :) -Alex Bair

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No. They are hunters and prefer small mammals such as rodents and shrews. They also might eat amphibians, reptiles, and insects.

No not if you love your pet like family. Think of it this way would you kill a red tailed hawk if it were trying to kill your daughter or son?

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The most common position is for the patient to lie on his or her side with the back at the edge of the exam table, head and chin bent down, knees drawn up to the chest, and arms clasped around the knees.

No, You cannot kill a hawk leagally for any reason.

A hawk is a small falcon or eagle. They would probably eat mice, rabbits, and other small little rodents and mammals, including other small birds, such as sparrows, robins, or finches.

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