Hawks

The National Geographic site features the Red-Tailed Hawk and presents the information in ways that are more interactive than most sites. Not only can you read the information in the "Red-Tailed Hawk Profile" and "Fast Facts" sections, but you can also watch videos and view pictures to gain a new perspective on this bird of prey!

The Friends with Feathers' website gives facts about hawks from their beaks to their migratory patterns. After you read through the facts, there are also links to pages that detail knowledge about specific hawk species. There is also a hawk comparison chart that compares the hawk species and how they differ in habitat, diet, nesting, eggs, hunting techniques, and general information.

The term "hawk" describes about 270 different species of bird and the Birds of Prey Foundation is dedicated to helping those species by providing information to educate others. This page is dedicated to hawk facts and accompanies those facts with some beautiful photos and stories!

Did you know that the Red-Tailed hawk is the most common hawk in North America? The Cornell Lab of Ornithology's website "All About Birds", features the Red-Tailed hawk and provides information concerning its habitat, range, description, and more. This site is perfect for anyone looking for quick facts and amazing photos of this bird of prey.

The Peregrine Fund provides knowledge about the Red-Tailed hawk, including its measurements, habitat, diet, reproduction, name derivation, and interesting facts. After you finish learning all about this bird of prey, you can take the quiz to test your knowledge!