What is a red-ocular hawk?

Hawk with red tail is a carnivorous bird that belongs to a group called Rapors, which means prey of birds. Its scientific name is buteo jamaicensis . Buteo is made of Latin word for wide or rounded and refers to the wings of the hawks with red tail. Jamaicensis applies to Jamaica because the bird was first studied by scientists in Western India, but its range also extends throughout North America to Alaska and south like Panama.

These customizable birds can be found in deserts or forests. The woman is usually larger than a man, and both adults have dark brown heads and back with a lighter lower abdomen and bright red tail feathers. Young red-ocular hawk can be identified by its brown tail, which will turn red in the second year. The average red-ocular hawk in the wild can live at the age of 21. It is absorbed whole. Hawk's eyes from the red tail is considered eight times larger than a person that allows him to find from the large heights of small rodents who make up most of the SVé diet. In some parts of the US, chicken hawks are called, because they were known to be the prey for domestic chickens. They can also hunt rabbits, snakes and lizards.

Mating season for red-ocody is a march by May and you can see a large air mating when both male and female birds fly high and then move around each other. It is assumed that the hawk hawk with red monitoring, and when they are ready for breeding, both sexes help produce large and shallow nests of small twigs. The nests are also assumed that they are used repeatedly and are added annually to repair weather or wind damage.

Red-ocody woman hawks generally lays two eggs behind Mořesyn. The incubation period is about a month and during this time a male hawk with a red tail hunt for food to bring back to the nest, while the woman protects the eggs until they break up. Hawks from red monitoring of the child remains in the rottingWall for more than six weeks and by the fifth week is captured by the wing in preparation for flying and for the first time leaves the nest.