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Sunny morning take-off for the vigilant Red-shouldered Hawk.
Red-shouldered Hawks are easily recognized by their striking rusty-red shoulders and a barred, reddish-brown chest. Their broad, rounded wings show a distinctive crescent-shaped patch of light near the tips in flight. They are are highly territorial, especially around their nesting sites. They'll actively defend their space from other raptors and potential threats. Despite their loud calls, these hawks can be surprisingly stealthy hunters, perching patiently before swooping down to grab small mammals, reptiles or amphibians. The Red-shouldered Hawk has a distinctive, piercing 'kee-aah' call that sounds a bit like a harsh scream. It's often one of the most recognizable sounds in eastern and western forests. By maintaining a healthy population of prey animals, Red-shouldered Hawks play a vital role in balancing forest ecosystems. They're true indicators of a healthy woodland!
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Sunny morning take-off for the vigilant Red-shouldered Hawk.
Red-shouldered Hawks are easily recognized by their striking rusty-red shoulders and a barred, reddish-brown chest. Their broad, rounded wings show a distinctive crescent-shaped patch of light near the tips in flight. They are are highly territorial, especially around their nesting sites. They'll actively defend their space from other raptors and potential threats. Despite their loud calls, these hawks can be surprisingly stealthy hunters, perching patiently before swooping down to grab small mammals, reptiles or amphibians. The Red-shouldered Hawk has a distinctive, piercing 'kee-aah' call that sounds a bit like a harsh scream. It's often one of the most recognizable sounds in eastern and western forests. By maintaining a healthy population of prey animals, Red-shouldered Hawks play a vital role in balancing forest ecosystems. They're true indicators of a healthy woodland!
Please be sure to Like, Share and Subscribe for more authentic backyard wildlife content from our little spot in the San Diego mountains. Thanks for your support!
- Catégories
- AMPHIBIANS
- Mots-clés
- Cleveland National Forest, Descanso, Sweetwater River


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