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American accipiters". The Auk 83.3 (1966): 423-436. Tomešek,
Martin et al. "Utilization of a
video camera in
study of the
goshawk (
Accipiter gentilis)...
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present in
North America before either of the
other two
North American Accipiters. However, the much
smaller sharp-shinned hawk,
which has
similar plumage...
- all
American Accipiters,
averaging at
intermediate levels in Cooper's (0.11 mg/kg) but
could include the
highest known in the
Accipiters at up to 1.5 mg/kg...
- (Tachyspiza soloensis,
formerly Accipiter soloensis),
Eurasian goshawk (Astur gentilis) and
Eurasian sparrowhawk (
Accipiter nisus). They have a
sharp two-note...
- bird-eating raptors,
including the
peregrine falcon, the
merlin and
other Accipiters. A
study using stuffed bird
models found that
small birds are less likely...
- The sharp-shinned hawk (
Accipiter striatus) or
northern sharp-shinned hawk,
commonly known as a sharpie, is a
small hawk, with
males being the smallest...
- Cora
accipiter is a
species of
basidiolichen in the
family Hygrophoraceae. It was
formally described as a new
species in 2016 by
Bibiana Moncada, Santiago...
- prey in the
family Accipitridae. It was
formerly placed in the
genus Accipiter. The name "besra" is from the
Hindi word for the species. The
besra is...
- red-brown irises,
while those of
immatures often are yellowish.
Unlike most
accipiters, the tiny hawk's tail is
quite short; it is
squared or
notched at the...
