If you live in or have ever visited Cuba, the chances are good that you may have spotted a Cuban Black Hawk at some point. The Cuban Black Hawk is, as its common name makes clear, endemic to Cuba and some of the islands surrounding it. Despite being largely known by its native country, however, […]
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The Montagu’s harrier (scientifically known as Circus pygargus) is a migratory bird of prey that spends its life moving between the United Kingdom, Europe, and Africa. The unique name of this species was given to commemorate George Montagu, a British naturalist who specialized in birds. Despite its unique plumage, the Montagu’s harrier is often mistaken
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The lesser spotted eagle (scientifically known as Clanga pomarina) is an Eastern European bird of prey in the Accipitridae family. This is a medium-sized eagle with a conservation status of Least Concern that was once considered the same species as the Indian spotted eagle. Despite its conservation status and widely distributed population, there are still
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Appearance The Red Goshawk is a large Hawk that is usually a reddish-brown color in appearance, hence the bird’s name! It has very long, broad wings that extend past the body and feature winged tips that resemble fingers, while the legs of the Red Goshawk typically tend to be strong, short, and yellow. As for
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Meta: In this article, we’re going to talk about a bird that you can see travelling all around South America – The Double Toothed Kite. This creature is a majestic-looking kite with a beautiful plumage. We’re going to have a deep dive into the behavioral profile of this bird, including mating habits, feeding, migration and
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The grace of the Australian Black-Shouldered Kite is one of the most immediately enchanting things about it. Gliding through the air with minimal movement, it looks majestic as it surveys the grounds of the Australian grasslands. If you’re interested in learning about the Black-Shouldered Kite, then first you have to check you’ve got the right
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The black goshawk, also known as the black sparrowhawk or Accipiter melanoleucus, is the largest African species of its genus. Found predominantly in forests and woodland areas in sub-Saharan Africa, the black goshawk stands out for its unique black plumage. While the black goshawk has a conservation status of Least Concern, little is known about
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If you’ve ever wandered through the forests of India or China, then you might have noticed this very small raptor nesting in the trees. The Black Baza is a bird that is abundant in numbers, roosting in clusters in the trees. These birds also forage with other species of bird, which is quite a rare
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The pearl kite is a very small bird of prey commonly found in an oven savanna habitat in Southern and Central America and also the Caribbean. The pearl kite can also be referred to as a northern pearl kite, a yellow-faced kite, or Swainson’s pearl kite which commemorates the English naturalist William Swainson. If you’re
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The Lappet-Faced Vulture (Torgos tracheliotos) is an Old-World vulture, meaning that the species is distributed across parts of Asia, Africa, and Europe. If you’ve never frequented any of these geographical locations, you may never have encountered a Lappet-Faced Vulture. However, these impressive (yet odd-looking) birds play an important role in their ecosystem and the current
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